20 Clever Garden Gift Basket Ideas: Subscriptions, DIY and More
For the friend who’s just starting out, they’ll appreciate this stainless steel 10-piece hand tool set with it’s own tool bag. It includes a trowel, weeder, scissor, pruner and more, so the beginner can feel confident about diving in.
It’s important for gardeners to know how much rain has fallen, and this rain gauge is an easy-to-read accessory. The unbreakable, winter-safe piece is made with a solid copper tube, so it’ll be in their garden for years to come.
What could be sweeter than vintage garden art? The charming gift features a print from the early days of the Burpee Annual Catalog. It’s available in three sizes—and there are plenty of other styles to choose from!—so they can appreciate their craft indoors, too.
What to Look for When Buying Garden Gift Baskets
Before you assemble a gardening gift basket, here are a few things to look for. Start by selecting larger items first: Think Amanda shovels, gardening clothes, clothes and watering cans. These items will fill up the basket first, so place them before other items, which helps determine the size of the basket you need. The next step is to seek a basket that can accommodate your main (larger) items. From there, shop for your filler items: snippers, pruners, seeds and other accessories that catch our eye. Instead of traditional metals and colors for watering cans, look for modern materials like copper and ceramic, which make elegant gifts.
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Sheri Kaz is a gardening expert with over 30 years of grinding experience. After, she planted her first garden as a child while living on a Midwest farm. In 2010, she created a community garden, which allowed her to share her passion for permaculture and eco-friendly innovations and products. Sheri is also a member of the City of Greenfield Pollinator Protection Committee, where she helps plant native habitats. In addition to her love of gardening, Sheri is an interior designer who assists homeowners in creating functional and beautiful indoor and outdoor spaces. She likes to get her hands dirty working on landscaping projects that incorporate native plantings and pollinator habitats. When she is not busy creating, Sheri contributes and tests products regularly to Family Handyman, Reader’s Digest and Taste of Home.
How We Found the Best Garden Gift Baskets
As shopping experts, it’s our job to find the best products worth purchasing. We start with the basics—researching the best products and brands to create a list of only products worth splurging on. From there, our team of experts tests multiple products on the list to test their functions and virality. From there, we do the dirty work and use these picks in our own gardens. To complete or process, we comb through thousands of shoppers’ reviews to ensure the product is worth buying.
FAQs
What to buy someone who enjoys gardening?
If you’re looking for a gift to buy someone who enjoys gardening, consider putting together a basket of useful items. Fill the basket with an elegant pair of snips, pruners, hand shovels, gloves, a watering can and other necessities that catch your eye.
What can I use instead of a basket for a gift basket?
Think outside the basket and create a gift basket using other items like a pretty tote or metal tub, which is easy to clean after an afternoon of gardening.
How many items should be in a gift basket?
Keeping the basket simple makes your gift basket look elegant and put together. Only add four to five items so that your items do not spill outside of the basket’s perimeters. This will also allow you to arrange each gift so that the receiver can see each one.
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