Mosquitos. The worst insect. Fortunately, with this mesh net set, gardeners will be safe from these bloodsuckers and can tend their plants in relative peace.

A sun hat is a great garden accessory, and it can even be a fashion statement. This massive hat seems ridiculous until you’re out in the sun, wishing you were in the shade, and then you are in the shade because of this hat. Make sure to get a nice ribbon to hold it on though, because it will blow away in the wind otherwise.

Gardeners love tenderly raising some seedlings to put out in the vegetable garden. This greenhouse can be set up on a deck or patio to protect young plants, then compactly stored once the sprouts are ready to be transplanted. They grow up so fast.

It’s a must-have garden tool. Your gardener probably has one. But another one can’t hurt.

Yeah, gloves are passe. But we all need garden gloves because they get a hole in the finger or they get lost outside or a mouse lives in one. Get some nice gloves that will hold up for years.

Get some garden plants for their garden. Seems obvious when you put it like that…

For that Greco-Roman aesthetic, go for this sundial. It can’t tell the time if it’s cloudy, but that’s not the point. The point is, it looks cool.

Birds can be great pest control, and they’re fun to watch. A birdbath for the garden is nice.

This is what gardeners actually want. Fertilizer is expensive when you buy it in little bottles, plus they need, like, a lot. Spoil your giftee with a load of shit.

If a truckload of cow droppings isn’t something you want to gift, try a quality fertilizer solution instead. Make sure to pick a fertilizer that’s good for the type of plants your gardener likes to grow.

If you’re not even sure what kind of fertilizer is needed, give gardeners this soil testing kit to give her valuable insight into how they can amend the soil for best growing conditions

These can be expensive and gardeners often need a lot of them to help stabilize plants. A gift of some lightweight plant supports will also support your gardener’s growing habit.

What gardener doesn’t want a little help keeping critters from turning their carefully planted rows into an all-you-can-eat buffet?

The best gift for gardeners – time spent with the people you love. Also free labor for tackling a big, probably dirty, project.