What to get lovely neighbours who don't 'need' anything?

[beanandspud]

We have lovely neighbours that we don't see a lot of. They are always friendly, would help us in an emergency (even a minor one!) and are very kind to DS - they remember his birthday, bring him presents at Christmas etc.

They are in their 50's, very well off and probably don't 'need' anything.

I usually end up giving them nice wine/cheese type presents but would love to get them something a bit different/unusual this year.

Any ideas Christmas mnetters? Budget up to about £40.

[quoteunquote]

Something from David Austin or
vouchers for DA then they could choose something

[motherofluvlies]

A rose for the garden/ pot etc/ gardening gloves ....what are their hobbies?

[beanandspud]

I love the David Austin link, never mind the neighbours, I think I'll be treating myself . Some great ideas on there, thank you!

[pickofthepops]

One of those bombus map pictures?

[quoteunquote]

I buy my neighbour heavily scented climbing or rambling roses, and enjoy the heavenly scent wafting over.

My amazing neighbour has a stunning garden, and love roses, (who doesn't) so she always likes them.

[QueenofallIsee]

//Notonthehighstreet.com personalised picture. I bought one from there that had our street name, their famiy name and a nice thing about them on it.

[BlueChampagne]

Posh chocs eg //www.hotelchocolat.com or flowers www.scillyflowers.co.uk/

[EachDay]

We gave our neighbours a fancy bird feeder and food last year, which they were thrilled with.

[3birthdaybunnies]

Fruit bushes for their garden and hope they have too much so you have to help them eat them the bargain thread had a link to blueberries from the telegraph, you could get those and some nice tubs.