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If someone on your holiday shopping list has a green thumb, you’ve come to the right place. In this article, we’ll share gift ideas so that you can give them the tools they need to support the hobby they love.
Ergonomic tools
Gardening tools with cushioned grips, longer or bent handles are designed to make gardening easier on our bodies. Knee pads or a kneeling seat are also good ergonomic tools.
In addition to making gardening easier, ergonomic tools can also make the work safer. The designs of the tools actually allow you to use more power with less effort.
Stools for use in the garden
Chances are better than average that the gardener in your life spends a lot of their hobby time getting up and down. To make their lives easier, there are a host of stools designed to benefit different gardeners. For example, some have handles that make it easier for older gardeners to pull back up into a standing position.
When you’re selecting a stool, try sitting and rising from it so that you’ll have a better idea of its sturdiness.
Hydroponic gardens utilize water, not soil
Utilizing mineral nutrient solutions in a water solvent rather than soil, hydroponic gardens are ideal for growing fresh herbs, flowers, and vegetables. Incredibly, they can actually grow five times faster than in soil gardens.
Help with the harvest
One of the obvious benefits of gardening is the harvest. With the holidays, you can help transform the harvest into a delicious plate. Gift ideas include herb choppers and salad dressing kits.
Art for the garden
Garden artwork often holds a special place in the hearts and minds of gardeners. To make things easier, you can pretty much take your pick from a host of mediums, including wood, ceramic, metal, glass or a combination.
Whether you need lawn care design, maintenance, or installation of everything from foliage to waterfalls, we’d be happy to prepare a unique and customized approach for your yard.
Call us here at Juniper Landscape; our number at 619-334-9464.
