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10 Gifts for the Gardener – $25 and less

December 2, 2020 By Talya Tate Boerner 1 Comment

10 Gifts for the Gardener

Hey, hey! It’s Christmastime again…

Today I’m spotlighting 10 Gifts for the Gardeners in your life. And guess what? These 10 gifts won’t break our gardening budgets. Do we have gardening budgets? 🤔

December is here in all her lovely holiday glory. My goal is to keep Christmas simple. Any gift-giving I do will be small and likely purchased online. The past few years in our family, we’ve been celebrating the magic of stocking stuffers. It’s true—incredibly good things come in the smallest packages.

Almost everything on this list will fit in a stocking.

Most are offered by small, local businesses.

Nothing cost more than $25.

Taproot
Gardening Gloves $10

10 Gifts for the Gardener

If you are like me, weeding is therapy.
These Weeder gloves are almost too pretty to get dirty.
The palms and fingertips are waterproof, and the design
is an heirloom garden print.
Made in the USA by a woman-owned business.

🎁

Gingiber
Flower Blank Journal $6

Gingiber

Whether you doodle, journal, or meticulously record
your daily gardening journey,
this blank journal will provide the ideal place
to document every little thing.
60 pages and an inspirational cover!
Arkansas, woman-owned business.

🎁

Freckled Hen Farmhouse
Large Birdseed Pinecone $14.

Freckled Hen Farmhouse

Fancy up bare-limbed trees with a birdseed pinecone
and watch your feathered friends feast!
Freckled Hen Farmhouse is a
fabulous Fayetteville, Ar business.

🎁

Terrain
Vintage Wildflower Puzzle $22.

Terrain
Winter and puzzles go together
like early morning and hot coffee.
This beauty will have you dreaming
of an early green spring
(if you aren’t already).
1,000 pieces to keep you thoroughly occupied.

🎁

Your Local Garden Center
Spring Bulbs (prices vary)

bulbs

Mix and match individual spring tulip and daffodil bulbs
from your local garden center.
At only $.80 – $1.25 each (or thereabouts), buy a whole stocking full!
(Large big-box garden centers sell packs of mixed bulbs
around $20/ea.)

🎁

Baker Creek Heirloom Seeds
Seed Packages $3

seedsA package of perennial seeds
may be the best thing you can buy a gardener.
Flowers, veggies, herbs—
the ultimate gift that keeps on giving.

🎁

Etsy – WoodNSparksCo
Plant Markers $1.75/ea

plant markers

Love these plant markers!
Eco-friendly and handmade
by a small business in Montana.
So stylish in your spring garden.

🎁

Terrain
Magnifying Glass $18

terrain

Every gardener needs a magnifying glass for examining
seedlings, bugs, and other interesting things found in nature.
This one is lightweight,
shatterproof, with 5x and 10x magnifications.
Loop it on your backpack when hiking. Perfection!

🎁

Sarah Shotts
Botanical Necklace $15

Botanical Necklace

Are you dreaming of a botanical Christmas?
Then you’ll love this hand-crafted
botanical pendant necklace.
Made by local Arkansas artisan, Sarah Shotts.

🎁

Taproot
2021 Calendar $16

Taproot Calendar

2021 is going to be a GREAT year,
and because it’s going to be a great year,
a fresh, new calendar is in order.
This one is inspired.
(15% of profits go to Community Peace Garden.)

🎁🎁🎁

I hope these 10 Gifts for the Gardener help boost your Christmas spirit. Christmas is coming. Only 23 days away, y’all!

Grace Grits and Gardening
Farm. Food. Garden. Life.

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Filed Under: Gardening, Holiday Tagged With: Christmas Gifts, inexpensive gifts, stocking stuffers

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Comments

  1. Ginger says

    December 3, 2020 at 3:36 pm

    Darling ideas. I love the row markers!

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