Any good gift ideas for gardeners?

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Dm's interest in gardening has really taken off over the various lockdowns, and I'm wondering if there's anything I could get her for christmas? Not secateurs as I got her some good ones for her last birthday.

Gold leaf Gardening Gloves
Kneeler
Decent watering can
Grozone mini greenhouse
Selection of seeds, bulbs ,tubers depending on what she would like to grow
Hanging baskets/tubs
David Austin Rose
Decent long handled fork
Gardeners World Magazine subscription

I have just recently got into growing my own veg. This is what I would like.

Etsy & Not on the high street have personalised dribblers. A wooden tool for making a hole in the soil to plant seeds. They put your name on it.

Maybe a voucher for online seed shop, so I can pick some nice ones during spring.

Trug - I have a large classic wooden one and it gets a lot of use.
Planner/journal
Hand cream - Crabtree and Evelyn has a special Gardener’s handcream which is amazing but it’s £20. This gift set is a bit cheaper.
String in a tin

(I think they might be dibbers @Catflapkitkat )

A bundle of seeds is always a great idea.
An attractive mister for the greenhouse.
A seed storage box/tin
You can never have enough gardening gloves, especially those that offer thorn protection.

Gardeners World do a gardening almanack which tells you, among other things, what to do each month ( hoping for this myself as I'm forever forgetting when to prune or cut back.)

A nice box or tin containing @Catflapkitkat 's dribblers ( sorry , couldn't help it😉) twine, string, snippers, a seed tamper, ties, plant labels etc...

Thanks everyone, some good ideas!

I will definitely get handcream, that's a great idea, and will look at some of the other things too.

droppyclematis. Haha. I hope the OP doesn't Google personalised dribblers - she may need therapy. Dibber or dibbler

There are some lovely things on the Sarah Raven site, although order early as they always take ages to send things.

Dungarees or trousers with integrated knee pads. Work wear companies sell them.

My BIL had an automatic opening thing for his greenhouse last year , so if she has a greenhouse that may be a bit different .

I got some spring bulbs for Christmas last year from my nan, it was probably my best gift. I also got a load of seed for my birthday. Gardening gloves are handy as I always lose mine, maybe a garden ornament (I collect fairy houses) or bird feeders.

Or a magazine subscription to gardeners world?

I have one of these and it is fabulous. Mine isn't this brand, but it's the same thing.
marshallsgarden.com/products/kent-stowe-hand-razor-hoe-10904361?variant=31792862134323&currency=GBP&ds_rl=1278790&ds_rl=1284267&ds_rl=1278790&ds_rl=1284267&gclid=CjwKCAjwzOqKBhAWEiwArQGwaMrLuBLzLGjVzX-5_T1J16GWJUwrVYgpsTiH8_duy1DpVIjyXmsKYRoC4DsQAvD_BwE&gclsrc=aw.ds

A garden kneeler? my Mum couldn’t be without hers.

I am in love with the hoe! I think I need one too.

Kneeler is a good idea too.

Thanks!

I'd suggest a Japanese weeding root cutter They're incredibly useful for weeding, harvesting, trimming veg, all sorts of jobs.

I'd also suggest the Burgon and Ball equivalent to the hoe linked above. It's just a wee bit lighter weight and sharper, so less hard work to use.

Placematking!

Showa grip gloves are always a good shout too - Showa 310 for general wear, 451 thermo for winter, and the 370 Assemblygrip for fiddly light work where you need to be able to feel what you're doing properly.