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8 gifts for the gardener who has it all

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What do you get the gardener who has everything? It’s a question that a lot of people ask, so you aren’t alone! If you’re wracking your brain for a creative, fun gifts for your already well-prepared friend or family member, here are eight great ideas that are sure to be a hit!

Old Farmer’s Almanac gardening calendar

Old Farmer’s Almanac has been helping  gardeners for generations, and this latest calendar is no exception. With beautiful artwork and tips on growing the plants featured, the 2021 calendar is a perfect gift for gardeners. Use it to keep track of planting times and growing seasons or just for planning your weekends. Either way, it’s a useful and lovely gift.

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CartChamp’s garden claws

Clawed garden gloves for digging have started increasing in popularity, but what if you already have gloves, don’t like gloves, or are looking for something a little less expensive? CartChamp has you covered with these handheld claws! They’re great for tilling your garden and can be used in combination with any gloves you already own.

HOMENOTE plant labels

Remembering where you’ve planted everything can be a hassle. It may not be an issue unless you have plants that have wildly different needs. An easy way to avoid that problem and improve the general look of your garden is to add garden signs. These plant labels from HOMENOTE are made from bamboo, so they’re durable and eco friendly. They even come with a permanent marker, so you can be sure your sign will stick!

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While the plant labels can help you keep track of what you’ve planted in different parts of your garden, this garden journal by Joy Kieffer can help you keep track of everything else. It’s the perfect way to note things like planting times, what types of fertilizer you’ve been using, and anything else you might want to record!

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Well, you can’t be a gardener without plants to grow! Black Duck seeds are high quality, non-GMO, and heirloom varieties. The gardener in your life will be spoiled by choices with this pack containing 40 different vegetable seed varieties.

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Hapinest indoor salsa garden kit

Whether your gardener is a beginner or an expert, they’ll enjoy this easy and fun indoor gardening kit from Hapinest. It has everything you need to grow your own salsa, from the soil to the seeds. Grow tomatoes, two types of pepper, cilantro, and onions in the comfort of your own home.

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One of the unfortunate parts of gardening is getting on the ground. Dirt and rocks dig into your knees, and it’s especially unpleasant if you have joint problems. The BDL kneeler seat can help by providing a comfortable and portable place to sit while you garden! The adjustable height makes it great for any gardener, and the pockets on the side make it easy to keep track of your tools.

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If the gardener in your life loves raising plants from seedlings or wants a burst of tropical delight in a not so tropical climate, consider a mini greenhouse! This greenhouse from Ohuhu only takes up a few feet, but it’s incredibly useful.

These eight gifts will be sure to delight and surprise the gardener in your life! It may seem like they have it all, but there’s always something else they could use, and you can’t go wrong with any of these options!

How to grow houseplants from seeds
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Seedlings growing in brown pots

Whether this is your first plant or one of many, growing new plants can be extremely gratifying. You can propagate your existing plants through cuttings, or you can start from scratch with seeds. Which method is better?

Both are skills that require cultivation. While growing from cuttings is most accessible because you already have the plant at hand, starting plants from seeds has its own rewards. Here's what you need to know about growing houseplants from seeds — we'll even go over a few fast-growing indoor plants to make your plant-growing journey easier.

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4 great gifts for the gardener in your life
Yellow boots, metal garden tools, green gloves, and a metal watering can in a flower bed next to a wooden garden path

Did your sibling just take up gardening? Did you draw your garden-loving co-worker for the workplace gift exchange? There are so many different products and things on the market for gardeners. If you’re shopping for a gardener and aren’t quite sure what to get them, don’t worry! Here are four great gift ideas that’ll be sure to please the gardener in your life.
Garden Genie’s clawed gloves
Typically, you use a shovel or a little trowel for digging, but what if you want something with a little more dexterity? Garden Genie has you covered, with these fantastic garden gloves with plastic claw attachments for digging. The claws are scoop shaped, making digging easy, and the gloves and claws are easy to wash. They’re durable and bring the power of shovels to the tips of your fingers. Any gardener would be thrilled to have them.

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This is the single best gift to give any gardener
Metal gardening tools, gardening gloves, and several colorful flowers arranged on a patch of soil

If you’re shopping for a gardener, or maybe even looking for an idea to put on your own wish list, you may be wondering about the absolute best gardening gift. There are a lot of options, to be sure. You may have considered curating items for gardening gift baskets, or else thought about getting them a plant subscription box. There's a vast variety of tools and seeds and novelty T-shirts that any plant-devoted human may squeal about. But the one thing that stands out is a high-quality hori hori knife.
What is a hori hori knife?
Hori knives are special gardening knives that are often used for digging, weeding, and pruning. The word “hori” is the Japanese word for “to dig,” and hori hori is used to describe the sound of digging, so the name is something of a pun!

Although they’re called knives, hori hori knives are actually double bladed, meaning that both edges are sharp. This means that it is actually, technically, a dagger! There are some variations between makers, but it is typical to see blades that are marked with measurements, blades that have a smooth edge and a toothier, more saw-like edge, a fairly short blade, and a nice wooden handle.
Why is it a great gift?
Hori hori knives are multipurpose, meaning that one high-quality hori hori knife can replace several different garden tools and often do the job better than the original tools. They’re durable and long-lasting, meaning they give you a good return on your investment.

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