Christmas Gifts for gardeners
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Anonymous
This is the appropriate response if the gardener is someone who works for OP. But I think OP meant that gardening was a hobby. |
Anonymous
Which shirt? Can you post a link? |
Anonymous
Pp should post a link for other gardeners but if this is the op, a shirt is not a good gift. |
Anonymous
LOL guessing you don't know many gardeners. Always, always, always room for something new and interesting. |
Anonymous
| Cash only |
Anonymous
Ooops, sorry, I thought you were looking for a gift for YOUR gardener! Lol |
Anonymous
She's in a plant swap where she . . . swaps the things she divides and can receive what she wants. So, a GC for plants actually wouldn't work for her. |
Anonymous
https://www.duluthtrading.com/s/DTC/womens-rootstock-gardening-tunic-vest-91603.html?color=HZE If the PP meant a gardening shirt like this link, I would totally love to have that. I would put gardening clippers in one pocket, sunglasses in another, phone with audiobook playing in another. |
Anonymous
Anonymous
She still wants plants from a nursery, I promise! There are things your friends don’t have, a new color of this, a later flowering version of that, a flat of seedlings from a native plant that is hard to germinate. And lots of plants don’t split well (you can’t split a honeysuckle or wisteria). But there are indeed a ton of gardening gifts, so no worries. My favorites are a dozen 10ft bamboo poles, really nice wire or twine, and a bulk load of manure. No one seems to believe me, though, so I usually end up with more garden gloves. |
Anonymous
No you don't understand! Being in a plant swap does NOT mean you don't need more plants. It's evidence of an endless plant need. |