Christmas is once again upon us and with it the time for gift giving. When shopping for your gardening friends, it can be a bit challenging to decide what to give them...hopefully this gift guide will spark some ideas for you and your fellow gardeners!
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| Burt's Bees Res-Q Ointment |
First up, a great stocking stuffer and a product from Burt that I especially love...his RES-Q Ointment. Yes, I can make my own and have many times, but this little tin has lasted me a long time and is well worth the money. I use it as a lip ointment and it does the job without leaving the waxy residue other products can.
" Bruises, burns, stings, and scrapes -- soothe and comfort your minor
wounds with the green magic of Mother Nature. Burt's Bees Res-Q Ointment
contains lavender oil, vitamin E, olive oil, and more."
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| Mirrored Window Birdfeeder |
I love this product! I actually have used clear plastic bird-feeders for windows many times and they are by far my favorite kind. They are squirrel resistant and great up close fun! This one has a one way mirror in the back so the birds won't notice you creeping up to the window to watch them feed. Great for adults and kids alike!
What gardener does not love to garden even in the winter? A terrarium can help fulfill the plant nurturing instincts even when the temperatures in most places are far from idea. This kit comes with everything and makes for a beautiful display no matter the weather outside.
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| Oggi Stainless Steel EZ Open Compost Pail |
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| OXO Good Grips White Kitchen Scraps Compost Pail |
Don't let the great kitchen veggie scraps go to waste! Collect them all in one of these modern and helpful compost pails. Stainless steel or sleek white plastic; they will hold your compostable gold in style! I love my compost pail and use it religiously all year long. It's a great item to use to fill your outdoor compost bin!
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| Deluxe Organic Fruit Box |
How about giving the gift of good organic eats? I really enjoy getting a fruit basket and this one is perfect with all of its organic fruit! Yes, you can make your own for someone local, but this makes for a great gift for a friend or family member far from home. Try this one from Cherry Moon Farms for a great edible gift.
That's my gardening gift guide for Christmas 2013. Hope you'll find some of these goodies under your tree this year! Blessings!
What was your favorite gardening gift?
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Oh my, Nancy, I do love the idea of a window bird feeder! I must have one. lol
ReplyDeleteI always love a gift of gardening gloves or tools or planters.
Have a great week!
-Toni
Ha ha! I agree...the window feeder is a favorite!!! Thanks and have a great week as well!!
ReplyDeleteMy favourite gifts are plants. My garden is new and I still need to add plants/variety to my garden, so for me, plants are IT.
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