Autumn/Winter Hours. Closed Monday-Tuesday. Open Wednesday-Sunday 10am-3pm

Kitchen and garden wares with traditional roots

Kitchenware and garden tool seasonal favourites

At Odgers and McClelland Exchange Stores Duncan and Megan take care to select tools that you'll use in the garden and kitchen for decades to come. These are the goods you'll reach for daily. They are practical, elegant and beautiful. As one of our customers, Wendy, puts it they are "last-a-lifetime, hand-me-down" heirloom territory. Falcon enamelware, Fowlers preserving supplies, Stanley flasks, timber utensils, and Mason Cash ceramics seasonal favourites are go-to kitchenware essentials. You'll find pie dishes in multiple sizes, serving spoons and ladles, tea pots, baking and roasting trays, and serveware (plates, bowls, mugs, tumblers). Add to that gardening tools to make tasks easier from weeding fingers, secateurs, and classic trowels and forks, to potato harvesters, asparagus knives and our popular razor hoe multi-purpose gardening tool.













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Quince and walnut frangipane tart

August 15, 2026

Of all the fruit growing on our small farm, and many friends' farms, it is the quince that is most anticipated. It has the mystique of not being readily available in shops, and depending on the season can be in short supply. Customers in our store initiate discussions about protecting their highly valued quince with individual net bags to ensure their yearly supply of homemade quince paste. My father appreciates a few quinces his way because they are a fruit from his childhood. Another friend has so much yield from his tree that he gave us a trug full of excess fruit. Last summer Duncan diligently installed a tent of insect netting over our quince tree (well, all our fruit trees) to prevent fruit fly damage, and the quinces were perfect!