Gubba Garden Bag
Gubba Garden Bag
The bag that holds itself open. Revolutionary? We think so.
Meet the original. The one that started it all. The Gubba Garden Bag is a proper Kiwi invention born out of one of gardening's most infuriating problems: the floppy bag that collapses the second you try to fill it.
Flexible tubing sewn right into the seams means this bag stands open and ready—no hands, no propping, no negotiations required. Just pile in the weeds, the clippings, and the leaves. It holds considerably more than you’d expect, making the whole business of tidying up much more satisfying.
Kiwi gardeners have been loyal to this one for over 30 years, which tells you everything you need to know. Made in New Zealand from top-quality materials, it’s built for the long game—tough handles, serious durability, and a commitment to staying upright. When the job is finally done, it folds flat. Tidy.
Pro tip: Pair it with a set of Gubba Hands and cut your clearing time in half. Your Saturday afternoons will never be the same.
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30 Years of happy customers
M.B.
“I wish I had discovered this years ago. Made the perfect gift for the man who ‘has it all’. Beautifully crafted, I was pleasantly surprised how heavy and sharp it was. Would buy again.”
P.J.
“I love the easy access both sides, the height was sufficient to grown runner beans on a tall mesh frame and it’s very easy to put together but may need two people to lift the net over the framework. Just love it.”
F.D.
“I have one and it is a game changer. Enough pockets to totally fit all the tools I wanted to carry. It's great to have them all in one handy place when I'm working in the garden instead of floating around in the bottom of the wheelbarrow.”
G.R.
“Where has this tool been all my life? It is awesome, works brilliantly, even with older dried out flax. Literally like a hot knife through butter."
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