This voracious looking tea infuser looks like a cross between a Super Mario Bros. Piranha Plant, Audrey II, and a terrifying mutant Venus Fly Trap.
Normally, you wouldn't want to see any leaves floating around in the pool, but you can always make an exception for this giant tropical leaf float.
This unique set of loose leaf fair trade black teas are infused with wine smoke flavor in one gold capped jar and whiskey flavor in the other.
These monstera leaf-shaped moisture indicators use hydrochromic ink that changes from white to green when the soil is wet or back to white when dry.
This Fall, as the leaves begin to fall... everywhere, forget the rake, the frustration, and the back pain and just use this tool to sweep them all up instead.
This cordless leaf blower, vacuum, and mulcher can either blow leaves into the neighbor's yard or suck them up and mulch up to 12 bags of them into just 1 bag.
The soothing, relaxing, and therapeutic menthol scent from fresh eucalyptus leaves is released by steam when you hang this Eucalyptus Bundle up in the shower.
This minimalist, space-saving Christmas tree is made up of faux olive leaves, hangs on the wall, and is pre-lit with 100 warm white LEDs and a lighted star.
If you prefer the stronger flavors of loose leaf teas, then steep it with ease and in style with this unique Tea Stick Infuser from Kikkerland.
While they may look like mini versions of the giant leaves of a tropical monstera plant, these are made from reusable plastic and way more useful at a party.
These double-pronged cocktail / food picks are shaped like long green bamboo leaves and are perfect for skewering cocktail garnishes and picking up appetizers.
This powerful cordless, handheld blower / vacuum is perfect for workshops, garages, construction, patio leaves, or whatever else needs a 185 mph blast of air.
Reduce the use of disposable aluminum foil and plastic wrap with this banana leaf-shaped silicone lid that creates an airtight seal on smooth-rimmed containers.
These whimsical green-hued stained glass plant leaves can be staked into potted plants, flowerbeds, gardens, along pathways, or just displayed solo.
This elegant, leaf-shaped incense from Japan is made from a special, slow-burning paper that is scented with various aromatic fragrances.
