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Christie Brinkley’s New Gardening Line With HSNSailor Lee Brinkley-Cook
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From gracing the cover of Sports Illustrated’s swimsuit issue for three consecutive years to being the face of CoverGirl, Christie Brinkley has no shortage of accolades from her modeling days. But lately, Christie is finding joy in an entirely different field—gardening.
The star just teamed up with HSN on a new gardening collection, which is available to shop on hsn.com starting today. The assortment includes six items, including a foldable gardening shovel and gardening gloves in lively patterns like gingham, pink florals, and teal polka dots. And the best part? Everything is under $40!
“My Tower Hill garden collection is inspired by my Bridgehampton home and my love for outdoor living. I wanted to create pieces that help you bring beauty, warmth and glamour into your garden or patio. From planters and garden vessels to decor and tools, everything is designed to make your outdoor spaces feel inviting and enjoyable,” Christie told Good Housekeeping.
Sailor Lee Brinkley-Cook
As you’re likely preparing your garden for the season, we couldn’t help but invite Christie to share about her passion for gardening as well as some of her top tips and tricks.
What do you enjoy most about gardening?
When my kids were little, gardening was something we loved doing together. During quarantine, we found ourselves back in the garden, growing so many vegetables that we had enough to share with local food pantries. Whether young or grown, it’s where we’ve had our best conversations. These days, it keeps me grounded and relaxed when my busy schedule and the world around me feel overwhelming.
Are you able to share about your Bridgehampton greenhouse?
It’s always spring in my greenhouse. Even on the grayest winter day, I can step inside and pick fresh oranges, lemons, or limes. I can trim my roses and, when spring arrives, start my seeds—getting an early taste of the magic and miracles the season always brings!
What do you like to grow?
Vegetables, berries, tomatoes, basil, zinnias, sunflowers, cosmos, peonies, and dahlias are among my top favorites.
Sailor Lee Brinkley-Cook
Do you have any advice for someone who feels intimidated by gardening?
Just give it a try. Sun, water, and love—lots of love! I talk and sing to my plants, and they don’t hold it against me!
Are there any budget-friendly gardening tips you swear by?
Cherry tomatoes and basil on sourdough toast with a sprinkle of salt and pepper—the taste of summer! And fresh herbs in anything—from avocado toast or tossed into salads—makes everything taste like a real chef prepared it.
Is there one reason why some people find gardening difficult?
You have to stay consistent with the watering—not too much, not too little. They need you to show up for them, and when you do, they’ll reward you with a generous bounty.
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