9 Favorite Home & Garden Finds I’m Loving This July (Lazy Girl Approved!)

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Every month I find myself reaching for the same handful of products over and over again. Some are brand new discoveries, while others have become staples in my home and garden that I honestly can’t imagine gardening without.

( July Home and Garden favorites Lazy Girl Approved

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If you’ve been following along on Instagram, you’ve probably seen many of these in action already! Instead of answering the same questions over and over, I thought I’d round them all up in one place.

These are the products I’m genuinely loving in July, and yes…every single one gets my Lazy Girl stamp of approval. Scroll down to check out my latest garden favorites !


1. My Favorite Multi-Use Hose Nozzle

If you’re still using an old basic hose nozzle, this one from RESTMO is worth the upgrade.

I love that it has multiple spray settings depending on what I’m watering, but my favorite feature is that it can actually turn into a sprinkler! It makes watering my raised beds and flower gardens so much easier. SHOP IT HERE!

Perfect for:

  • Watering seedlings
  • Gentle watering for flowers
  • Cleaning patio furniture
  • Using as a sprinkler for larger areas
July gardening favorites water nozzle for your hose
Using this hose nozzle to water my winter sowing hollyhocks!

2. The Garden Tools I Actually Love Using

Can garden tools be beautiful?

Apparently yes.

These heavy-duty hand tools feel amazing in my hands and are sturdy enough for real gardening not just pretty enough to hang in a shed.

They’ve quickly become my favorite trowel, cultivator and hand shovel.

Because let’s be honest…if something is pretty and works well, I’m much more likely to grab it. These would make a fabulous gift too! SHOP THEM HERE!

garden tools my July garden favorites
These are the most beautiful hand garden tools!

3. My Current Favorite Mug + Vase Combo

It’s funny how little things can bring so much joy.

Lately I’ve been filling this tiny vase with whatever is blooming in the garden and pairing it with my favorite gardening mug for my morning coffee.

Some mornings it’s feverfew (from my winter sowing) like you see in the picture.

Other mornings it’s zinnias. Because they are starting to bloom!

Either way, it makes slowing down for a few minutes feel extra special. Shop Mug, Vase and Willow teepee here!

my favorite garden mug and vase
My absolute favorite mug!

4. Mosquito Sticks That Actually Make Evenings Enjoyable

Colorado evenings are one of my favorite parts of summer…

…except for the mosquitoes.

These incense sticks have become part of my nightly routine whenever we’re outside on the patio. They smell wonderful (much better than citronella candles in my opinion) and have helped make evenings outside so much more enjoyable. Shop them here!

citronella sticks

5. Earthworm Castings (My Garden Secret)

If you’ve followed me for long, you’ve heard me talk about worm castings. I add them to every single raised bed each year before planting. They help improve soil, add beneficial microbes, and encourage healthy root growth.

It’s one of those simple things that takes just a few minutes but pays off all season long. If I could recommend only one soil amendment, this would be near the top of the list. SHOP them here!

earthworm castings
I mix this and new compost into my beds every year!

6. Yes…I’m Vacuuming Japanese Beetles

I know.

It sounds ridiculous. But desperate times call for desperate measures.

Instead of hand-picking Japanese beetles one by one, I’ve started using a small handheld vacuum to suck them right off my zinnias.

Honestly?

It works surprisingly well. If you’re battling Japanese beetles this year too, you’re definitely not alone!

👉 Be sure to read my full guide on How to Get Rid of Japanese Beetles Naturally for all my favorite tips.

Hand vac to suck up beetles is a July garden favorites

7. Flower Earrings I Wear Almost Every Day

These might be the least “garden” item on this list…

…but if you know me, you know I can’t resist flowers.

These lightweight flower earrings have become my everyday pair. I get asked about them nearly every time I wear them, and they make me smile every time I put them on. Sometimes it’s the little details. Aren’t they so cute? SHOP them here!

gold flower earrings

8. Organza Bags (One of My Favorite Garden Hacks)

I know this sounds random…

…but I absolutely LOVE organza bags.

I use them to:

  • Save zinnia seeds
  • Protect blooms while they’re drying
  • Cover flowers for seed collection
  • Organize seed heads

They’re inexpensive and surprisingly versatile. If you’ve watched my seed-saving reels or read my blog post on How to Harvest zinnia seeds, you’ve already seen these little bags in action. SHOP here!

zinnias with organza bags on them

9. My Favorite Solar Lights

One of the easiest ways to make your backyard or front yard feel cozy is by adding soft up- lighting.

These solar lights automatically come on each evening and create the prettiest glow around our landscaping and I LOVE how they light up our hydrangeas!

No wiring. No outlets. Just set them out and enjoy. Shop lights here!

solar lights
solar lights with hydrangeas

A Little Reminder…

I never share products simply because they’re popular.

If I recommend something here, it’s because I’m actually using it in my own home and garden and genuinely think it’s worth sharing.

I’m always testing new ideas (sometimes even vacuuming beetles…), and I love getting to pass along the things that truly make gardening easier, prettier, or just a little more joyful.

If you have a favorite garden find that I need to try, leave me a comment below! I love hearing what you’re loving this season.

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xoxo,

Kelly

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