45 Gifts for Plant Lovers and Gardeners Everywhere

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Getting through your entire holiday shopping list can get cumbersome, but we’ll be the first to say that the easiest people to shop for are those with a hobby. Take, for instance, gifts for plant lovers. Anyone who loves gardening will appreciate anything they can use to care for their beloved plant babies. So, if you have a green thumb in mind, take a peek at our curated gift list below. The best part about plant-centirc presents is that you don't really need an occasion to shop for them and give them to the people you love. Not to mention, you may even discover a little something for yourself.

You’ll find everything from gardening sets to useful tomes about growing from seeds, so if you’re looking for something unique, you’ll definitely discover some goodies below. Luckily, there’s a massive range in terms of style, function, and price. They do all have something in common, though: They’re highly useful anywhere you’d tend to your botanicals. For indoors, think herb gardening systems, ceramic planters, and glass vases shaped like books, and for the great outdoors, there’s a sustainable bird feeder, an oversized colander, and a UV-protective sun hat. Trust us; you have plenty of options to consider.

This set of four rugged flower pots may look and feel like marble, but there are two big differences: the price and the weight. Unlike the real thing, they're both affordable and lightweight. So, if your plant-loving friend could use an upgrade to the boring ceramic or terracotta pots, opt for this charming set.

Beginner gardeners likely don't have all the necessities to grow everything all at once. They may have a shovel and a rake, but they'll need way more than that to grow a thriving garden. This 10-piece set includes all of the essentials to get them started, including a handy and lightweight canvas bag to store everything at the end of a long day in the sun.

Author Darryl Cheng walks new plant parents through the process of taking care of indoor blooms. From watering schedules to lighting processes, there's a lot of useful info packed between the covers. Even pro gardeners will learn a thing or two from this charming tome.

Each month is paired with a different bloom: Carnations for January, violas for February, yellow mini snapdragons for March and so on. So if the recipient is into astrology and birth charts, they'll love these grow kits, which come with everything they'll need to watch their florals bloom into works of art.

Anyone who's growing multiple plants at once—whether they be flowers, veggies, or herbs—will likely want to track of the progress. This journal includes weekly to-do lists, space to jot down notes, reminders for next season, and 50 pages of comprehensive gardening advice from experts.

Coloring books may seem kid-specific, but hear us out: It's calming to create something beautiful, especially when it doesn't require much brain power. It's the perfect post-work activity to ease your mind before bed.

For anyone who spends a lot of time getting down in the dirt and grow their own greens, they will appreciate this mess-free indoor alternative that's small enough to pop right on their kitchen counter. It's an at-home garden system that comes with a built-in LED light that mimics the sun. It's also really easy to use, so feel free to gift this to a non-gardening expert. All they have to do is drop in the included plant pods, fill the water reservoir, and plug the self-watering planter in. In a few days, they'll notice some beautifully fragrant growth happening.

This book-shaped glass vase arrived on the scene a few months ago, but it is very much still on our wishlist because, well, just look at it. It's so charming. Pop it on their bookshelf between two of their favorite tomes or use it on their nightstand for some much-welcome charm before bed.

This pack of 60 plant-friendly clips is perfect for the friend whose trailing or climbing plants are taking over their home. Instead of unsightly clips ruining their scenery, these will blend right in and be gentle on the plant itself. This is also a travel-friendly gift, easy to buy at the last minute and slip into a suitcase.

You can never have enough tools to keep your garden happy and healthy. This expert-recommended harvest basket has colander sections to make rinsing your harvest even easier. You can drain any water and dirt from the garden through the same basket you gather with, and it holds a ton of produce with foldable handles for easy storage.

A budding florist can never have too many vases. Gift this geometric glass vase and give their newest arrangement a beautiful home. Plus, it’s reversible, so they can switch between displaying a full bouquet or a single rose.

If you're shopping for someone who is seemingly always running errands, make their commute a little sweeter with this canvas tote. There's no need to tote around the purse they use for social gatherings or in-office days for quick runs to the grocery store or dry cleaners. Instead, something casual like this will definitely do the trick.

Sun protection is crucial to outdoor gardening, but there’s no need to sacrifice style to stay safe. Go with this expert-recommended sun hat that comes in five beautiful colors and is UPF 50+ UV protective. As a bonus, it works as a cute vacation topper.

Literature is all about relating whatever you're currently reading to something that came before it. In this tome's case, the earlier text is scripture, comparing the beauty of watching plants grow from seeds to how humans grow throughout our own lives. It's a great way to gain some perspective in good times and bad.

Gardening outdoors may be a peaceful refuge from being stuck inside, but it's not always safe—especially if the sun is blazing. Because sunscreen is a bit of an odd gift, help them protect their precious pores with this embroidered baseball cap that shields their face from the sun.

We can't help but giggle at these punny stemless wine glasses. Luckily, you don't have to choose between the two because they come as a set. Plus, no matter how many times you run them through the dishwasher, the illustrations and words will stay put.

There's something about this corduroy pillow that feels reminiscent of the 1970s. From the flower shape to the sage hues, this cozy pillow makes for the perfect finishing touch on the sofa or bed.

These glass birds don't just look sweet poking out of plants—they also make sure the greenery stays properly watered by dispensing a little at a time.

If you're not in the market to spend big bucks on the plant lover in your life, opt for a quirky stocking stuffer, like these succulent-dotted knee socks.

Upgrade typical purple grow lights with these special bulbs, which feature the balanced spectrum of light plants need without sacrificing the look and feel of your space's style.

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