25 Best Gifts for Gardeners

These tiny terrarium candles are popular for many reasons. Just look at the cute little wax cactus and poppy designs! Plus, they smell amazing.

Why buy plastic starter pots when you can make your own? A paper pot maker offers a reusable solution your giftee will love to break out year after year.

Sometimes the best way to make a great cocktail is with flavors straight from your garden. Pink House Alchemy has the right idea with this lavender syrup, which makes it easy to elevate your Friday night.

It’s likely even the most seasoned gardeners have never had their tools customized. Bring a smile to their face with an engraved message on the handle of their new favorite garden trowel.

Carry your produce back to the house from your garden in this beautifully-made wood-and-wire basket. The mesh at the bottom makes it easy to hose down your fruits and veggies.

A thoughtful gift for adults and kids alike, this easy-to-hold wooden garden stamp is customizable and can be used on jar labels, bag tags and more. You’ll know just who grew those tomatoes or pickled those cucumbers!

Some cocktails are all about the aromatics. With this kit, you’ll get six seed packets:  thyme, lavender, Thai basil, mint, lemon balm and blue borage. You can start your seedlings off in the recycled egg carton provided, then transfer your plants to a pot as they grow big enough.

Make it easy to remember what you planted (without cheap stakes that fade a break). These acrylic plant markers sure do the trick! 

Unique flavors like strawberry and basil (and lavender and lemongrass) unite for uniquely-flavored pops — and then you can plant the stick (which has seeds in it) to grow thyme, basil, marigold and five other seed types to fill your garden.

Why settle for a simple trellis when you can have art too? Handmade and available in a variety of sizes, this wooden honeycomb is perfect for plants with room to grow.

Your giftee will be delighted that they can easily share their garden’s seeds with friends. All they need to do is stamp a seed packet (white or butcher paper), let dry and fill ’em up!

Your giftee can enjoy their morning coffee in the garden with the company of the local birds thanks to this easy-to-fill bird feeder made from an antique mason jar.

Can we talk about how cute this little mister is? It’s perfect for misting moss, terrariums, orchids and even bonsai trees. It comes in brass, nickel and copper styles.

Coloring isn’t just for kids. Dive into a dreamy secret garden where you can spend hours coloring pretty flowers (and finding hidden items throughout the illustrations).

A peaceful pup planter makes the perfect container for your next succulent. Plus, the seller will gift-wrap the item for free if you ask.

For someone who loves eating in her garden among the flora and fauna, this chili-infused honey (made in small batches in New York) is a game-changer. It’s perfect for adding a kick to pizza and other savory dishes.

Whether gifted for a birthday or the holidays, this truly unique kit shows the recipient you’re thinking of them.

Bring the fresh scent of the great outdoors into your favorite nature-lover’s home with this Brooklyn-made, vegan soy candle. The fragrance contains notes of sage and lavender alongside spruce and pine. 

We’ve all had a composition book, but this honeycomb-themed decomposition book is made of recycled paper — a perfect gift for someone passionate about the great outdoors.