With Valentines coming
closer here a short list of #gifts you can give to the gardener in the family.
Soil thermometer – lets the gardener
know if soil is warm enough to start seeding, check temperature of
compost pile and can help when planning out garden as some plants
will not survive if soil is to hot or to cold for long periods of
time. When buying this #gift, choose one that can be used for a broad range of
usage, is long enough to measure different depths and is stainless
steel or coated to resist corrosion.
Rain gauge – basically a container
that collect rain water or sprinkling water to let the gardener know
how much water was put into the soil. Rain gauges can be fun to shop
for because many are made to look like garden decoration which means
you can personalize it for your gardener of chose. They run the
gambit of being very simple to highly advance and technological.
Watering Wand – a great addition to
any gardener tool shed. Handy when watering in areas that are hard
to get at or watering the hanging baskets without taking them down.
The wand is simple to attach to the garden hose, they come with just
one water setting or with multi- settings; some even can be extended
for a further reach.
Garden Tool Set – a great #gift for the
beginner and advanced # gardener alike. Gardening hand tool sets/kits
come in a variety of combinations – from three pieces – trowel,
pruners and knee pad to seven pieces that include a carry bag or
case, gloves and spray bottle.
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| There is always a need for a good planting pot. |
Knee pads or Kneeler – protects from
rough, moist and cold ground.
Gardening gloves – you can never have
to many, like little kids, many gardeners have a habit of forgetting
where they put there gloves.
If you want to #gift something more
personalize you can make up a bucket or decorative pot filled with, a
bottle of aspirin for taking away the pain of sore muscles after
gardening all day; a good hand or skin moisturizer, handy wipes, bar
of soap, box of bandages, sun lotion, sun hat, and sweat band.
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