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It's hardly a shock that Meghan Markle's latest television venture—her Netflix series With Love, Meghan—is teeming with style inspiration from the Duchess of Sussex herself. It's not only her enviable (and imitable) closet that's on display in the series, though. With its broader focus on Markle's cooking, entertaining, and lifestyle, the show also features one of her go-to hobbies: gardening. No surprise, her farming favorites are just as chic as everything else she does, so with a mind toward bringing a bit more Sussex style to your horticultural ventures, we've tracked down some of her gardening essentials so you can put that green thumb to work.
To get her hands dirty (but her outfit less so) out in the garden, she chose this green waterproof canvas apron with handy pockets for gardening tools and a clip for gloves.
Markle got in on the rubber clog trend in the garden with these evergreen waterproof slides from Gardenheir (the shade, aptly, is named "British Green".)
To dress up her gardening style, she wore a pair of floral patterned gardening gloves from The Celtic Farm. While her go-to style is currently sold out, this similar pair will make you feel just as elegant.
On a walk through the garden with iconic California chef Alice Waters, Markle donned this effortlessly cool light blue button-down.
Markle tended her chickens in this dusty rose-colored sweatshirt.
Markle paired these cropped jeans with her Crocs for a relaxed backyard look.
Markle loves a high-low moment, especially when she's feeling outdoorsy. She turned to these inexpensive terracotta Crocs clogs while feeding her chickens in the final episode of season 1.
She has worm sweatshirts from her alma mater Northwestern (which also serves as a sweet homage to Princess Diana) several times recently, including while doing a bit of gardening in With Love, Meghan.
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