par this time of year, many people are running out of gift ideas. Well, if toi have a gardener (or a potential gardener) among your Friends and family, we have a few ideas for you!
toi can always buy a plant for your gardener. But that's too easy--let's be a little plus creative.
If toi know a fellow gardener who would like nourriture plants but just can't resist those beautiful fleurs and decorative plants, plan a decorative nourriture garden for them! Many vegetables and herbs have lovely fleurs ou foliage. Ornamental kale, for instance, is often grown simply as an ornamental but it is both pretty and nutritious. Many herbs have not only pretty fleurs but also edible flowers! Plan and design the garden, slip a gift card to your favori nursery into the plans, and you've got the perfect garden gift.
Some herbs grow well inside, too; toi might also consider designing and planting a decorative herb planter for the kitchen. Pretty, and nicely fragrant as well!
A gardening book can rarely go wrong. toi might want to buy them something about an aspect of gardening that they haven't tried yet. Do they have limited space? Perhaps a book on bonsaï and a starter plant ou two would be just the thing.
toi can always buy a plant for your gardener. But that's too easy--let's be a little plus creative.
If toi know a fellow gardener who would like nourriture plants but just can't resist those beautiful fleurs and decorative plants, plan a decorative nourriture garden for them! Many vegetables and herbs have lovely fleurs ou foliage. Ornamental kale, for instance, is often grown simply as an ornamental but it is both pretty and nutritious. Many herbs have not only pretty fleurs but also edible flowers! Plan and design the garden, slip a gift card to your favori nursery into the plans, and you've got the perfect garden gift.
Some herbs grow well inside, too; toi might also consider designing and planting a decorative herb planter for the kitchen. Pretty, and nicely fragrant as well!
A gardening book can rarely go wrong. toi might want to buy them something about an aspect of gardening that they haven't tried yet. Do they have limited space? Perhaps a book on bonsaï and a starter plant ou two would be just the thing.
