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10 Gifts Every Gardener Will Love
I’m sharing 10 gifts every gardener will love and use. Here are my picks for the perfect presents for the plant lover on your holiday list.
Gifts for Gardeners: Mason bee planter
Gardening Gift Idea: Seed catalog ornaments
Vintage seed packets are a personal favorite of mine. I love these vintage seed catalog cover ornaments. Definitely a great gift at the holidays for any gardener.
Gifts for Gardeners: No more fruit flies!
Between the compost collection on the counter and citrus fruit ripening outside, fruit flies can become a problem inside. This ceramic garlic bulb looks good and is a fruit fly trap. It attracts flies, is easily refillable, and earns its keep in the kitchen without being an eyesore.
Gifts Every Gardener Will Love: Fisher Blacksmithing garden tools
Designed and hand forged by craftsman Tuli Fisher. “There aren’t any really amazing garden tools for gardeners, but gardening is an art, so why not have luxury tools to work with? They’re just going to make it easier and make it more fun!”, Fisher says.
These functional tools are also beautiful. Fisher’s tools were described in Forbes Magazine as “look[ing] more like they’ve been unearthed than designed.”
Gifts for Gardeners: Heirloom flower press
This heirloom-quality flower press is heavyweight, simple to use, and beautiful enough to display while the flowers are being pressed.



Gardening Gift Idea: Watering made easy
These Garden Grids from Garden in Minutes are the best way to easily and effectively water raised beds. Use code “Angela10” to get $10 off a purchase of $100 or more.
If you are a regular reader of this blog, you know I love ollas for watering containers. Give your gardener the gift of time with an olla from Growoya. The vessel is buried underground and you keep it filled with water, which saves water and time to grow better plants. Use code GROWING to save.
Practical Gifts for Gardeners: Labels for plants
Labeling plants and trees is an important part of gardening. These 2 methods have worked great for me for years.
I’ve tried many methods for labeling herbs and vegetables, and this one is my favorite. Unlike other tags, these labels last all season.
At the end of the season, I simply paint over the labels and use them again. I use a white sharpie paint pen to write on the metal plant tags.
Lori johnston
Saturday 12th of December 2020
I’ve asked for the watering grid. I have one and love it. I’ve gotten gardening tools as a gift for others this year. I’m learning so much from your site, thank you.
Jean Ferderer
Thursday 28th of November 2019
I just have a balcony now and to maximize space I would like to get something tiered.
Diana
Thursday 28th of November 2019
I love flowers and everything floral so the flower press would be amazing! I could make gifts and decorate my home.
Lidia
Wednesday 27th of November 2019
Would it be selfish of me to say I’d love these all as a gift?! Really loving the Ollas; I love the combination of a planter & bee house; and the flower press is adorable! Great gift guide!!
Anna Gage
Wednesday 27th of November 2019
I'd like the Hori Hori Garden Knife! Definitely will come in handy.