Gifts for Gardeners

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Holiday Gardening Tips

• Choose living Christmas trees now—most can be kept in their containers and reused for one or two more years.
• Wild bird feeders attract migrating birds, providing enjoyment through the winter.
• Ornamental kale and cabbage create dramatic winter displays in flower beds.
• Prune birches and maples before Christmas to avoid sap bleeding as temperatures rise.

Gifts for Gardeners

This time of year, consider gardening-themed gifts for both gardeners and non-gardeners:

• For non-gardeners: Potted Paperwhite Narcissus (fragrant indoor blooms), wind chimes, or indoor-outdoor thermometers.
• Jumbo rain gauges (readable from 50 feet) and rust-resistant galvanized watering cans with long spouts for easy reach.
• For seed-starting gardeners: An Orbit® coil-up hose with a 6-pattern nozzle for gentle watering.
• Pruning essentials: Felco® pruning shears (multiple models for different needs) and pruning saws, all with lifetime guarantees and replaceable parts.
• Gloves: Elbow-length Thorngard for thorny plants, Nitrile Touch® for general use, and Bionic™ leather gloves for arthritis support.
• Garden Bench and Kneeler: A padded, foldable bench that converts to a kneeling pad with handles for easy use.
• Digging fork: High-quality Spear & Jackson tools (lifetime durability).
• Gardening calendars: Gardening by the Moon for activity timing or the Old Farmer’s Almanac for reference.