Gifts for gardeners
Gardeners are happy people to shop for because they use their gifts outdoors and see results. Tools that are comfortable, sturdy and sharp are always welcome, since cheap ones bend or rust within a season.
Think about the size of their garden. Someone with a few pots on a balcony needs different things than a person with a vegetable plot. Gloves, a sharp pair of pruners and a kneeling pad suit nearly everyone.
Plants and seeds are lovely but risky, since they depend on climate and what the person already grows. A gift card to a local nursery or a packet of herb seeds is a safer way to say you thought of their garden, and they can choose what suits their soil.
Sharp bypass pruners
Clean cuts are better for plants, and a good pair lasts for many seasons of trimming roses and herbs.
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Comfortable gardening gloves
Gloves that fit properly protect hands from thorns and soil without making small jobs awkward.
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A foam kneeling pad
Weeding is easier on the knees with a thick pad, and it folds flat for storage.
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A hand trowel
The tool gardeners reach for first. A sturdy metal one with a good grip is worth having.
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A watering can with a long spout
Reaches into the back of a bed and pours softly enough not to wash out seedlings.
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A seed starting kit
Lets a gardener begin tomatoes and flowers indoors weeks before the weather warms.
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A garden tote for tools
A bag with plenty of pockets keeps tools and gloves together and out of the shed.
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