Practical And Fun Gardening Gifts

By Author: Wendy Baca
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When someone you love has a particular hobby, interest or pastime it makes it so much easier to buy presents for them. Take gardening for example; there are so many different things which make wonderful gardening gifts that you should be able to find something really quickly and easily that they’ll love. Take a look at our green fingered gardening gift ideas below for some inspiration. One of our best selling gardening gift ideas are the super cute animal watering cans. Made from weather-resistant galvanised sheet iron shaped into different animals, these are wonderful gifts for anyone who enjoys the garden, big or small. With Christmas fast approaching, we love the Robin Watering Can as a seasonal gardening present. This cute little bird even has a red breast and can be used to water plants both indoors and outdoors and will look great on display even when not in use. As this little can only holds 0.5 litres, it is perfect for house plants, but also for anyone who can’t lift a heavy can, such as children or older folk. Other animals in our range of watering cans include the pig, elephant (baby or large) and bunny.

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... working in the garden it is necessary to stop and have a break from time to time and enjoy the surroundings you are lovingly tending to. To help the gardener in your life relax, have a look at the Gardener’s Mug and Radio Set as the ideal gardening present for them. This lovely mug, designed by Simon Drew, really fits into its surroundings because it is shaped like a plant pot painted with humorous images and the slogan ‘Weeder’s Digest’. It also comes complete with a sturdy saucer to stop it from getting knocked over accidentally, which also doubles up as a lid to stop any insects or debris getting into that precious brew. We mustn’t forget to mention the pocket sized radio either, which comes with this gift so that she can listen to her favourite station while enjoying her cup of tea or coffee in her new favourite mug.

No matter how keen, gardeners do tend to spend less time outside during the winter months. Not only is it just a tad too cold for working away at the ground, but also fewer plants are flourishing in the cold weather. The winter, then, is the perfect season for getting organised for the year ahead and the Alan Titchmarsh Garden Organiser is the perfect gardening presents to help her do that. This neat little spiral-bound book is A5 sized and gives information month by month on the ideal plants for the time and when to take cuttings, among other things. There is space for her to write her own notes and draw plans for the garden, as well as sticking in magazine cuttings that she has found interesting and wants to keep. With tips and comments from Alan Titchmarsh himself every month, this book is also brimming with beautiful images of flowers.

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