#21 on the list should be a water meter. Around $10, it's been a game changer for my houseplants. No more guessing whether your plant needs water or not. The kids love using it too. Love the list!!!
Thank you! Enjoyed this video almost a year later:) What a great list! I would love a bird dock!!! I’m definitely looking for one. I need an auger, Felco pruners, subscription to Dallas Garden School & cloches are a cool element in every garden:) I got a beautiful large wind chime last year as well as a large, squirrel- proof bird feeder. My husband did good:)
Love your channel. Wondering if you have a link to the garden journal book you write in? Looks like it would be great for keeping records of what’s growing.
A membership to the American Horticulture Society is an outstanding gift! Membership is under $50 a year and includes free entry in to over 300 Botanical gardens and arboretums in the USA. A free quarterly magazine is also included. It’s the best kept secret out there!
Hi Amanda! Thanks for the gift ideas some of these are definitely going on my wishlist! You are looking so beautiful. I also want to add that time is the best gift you can give someone. So if you’re tight on money, those handmade coupons of “one hour gardening chores” or something like that. Spring and summer are busy times for gardeners and chores will add up quickly. Also a good way to get kids interested in gardening.
These are great ideas! Thank you for sharing Amanda! Some of your links aren’t working, so can those be updated so we can get an accurate idea of what you’re recommending? RUclips will not let me copy from comments or description so i cannot just copy/paste. Thank you!
Great gift ideas. The collapsible rake and the hori hori knife are going in my "letter to Santa" this year. The best gardening gift I've gotten was a Portable Garden Bench and Kneeler with tool bags. I really appreciated it while I was pulling up a 33 gallon bag filled with that nasty Virginia Button Weed from my front yard last week! It saved my knees from a lot of misery... LOL. You look so pretty in this video. Wishing you and your family a Happy Thanksgiving.
Wow! I almost didn't recognize you all dressed up for the holiday! Beautiful! And what a great list for all of our gardener friends and family -- not to mention, for ourselves! ;). I need some of these great gifts myself! Thanks for all your great content and help in the garden this year. I believe you are the only gardener in our area with a RUclips channels so it's so helpful to have you share all you do in the garden. I subscribed to the Dallas Garden School not long ago too. It's so informative and great to be able to have this great resource in our area. Thank you, Amanda!
Lots of great ideas! Thanks for sharing! I had the same plant labels on my list with a garden marker, but I might have to add a few more of these! Happy holidays!
Aww, you look so pretty today! Lady in red.. thanks for all the gift suggestions today, great ideas to pass on. So nice of you to leave a link to the products especially. The plants behind you look great! I see you are a collector of brass, do you find some things in thrift stores? Have a wonderful evening!
thank you for showing what is on your Christmas wish list. The one item for me would the collaspible wheel barrel. Hopefully you receive at least one of your items on the wish list. Enjoy and have a great day.
You look like beautiful! 😍 Great ideas! Really like the collapsible wheel barrow. Need one all the time but no room to store. Hori hori knife is a must have. TY!!
Love this thanks for all the great ideas for my hubby lol 😆 I love my hori-hori knife that I purchased this year and can't wait for some small augers and really intrigued by the flower press.
Great suggestions. I purchased a hori hori knife and an auger this year. Use the hori hori all the time and find it indispensible. The auger was great for bulb planting but takes a bit of care and practice since I have a yard of massive tree roots. Couldn't live without my gardening boots and plan to check out the bird buddy for my husband.
Great informational video, now I'm thinking, "who should I send this video to for holiday gift ideas for me!!" I started out already owning quite a few of the items but who knew there was a collapsible wheelbarrow??? I do have a gorilla cart though, which I find is indispensable. I want everything on your list that isn't Texas specific, I'm Maryland zone 7. However, one thing I can't live without and totally abuse every year; the pop up garden trash bags!! I honestly think my husband has already bought me 3 new ones for Christmas; I'm going let him think I don't know. And the only other thing I would recommend for those of us that are aging; battery operated tools. I love my leaf blower, hedge trimmer and weed whacker, all interchangeable with their batteries. I let my husband use all the gas powered tools, they're just too heavy for me. (We live on a wooded acre, so there's lots of leaf blowing until Thanksgiving.) I hope you get all your wish list items!!
Really enjoyed your list for gardeners! I’m awful I was adding these gift ideas to what I want to receive for Christmas list!🤣😂🤣 You’re very inspiring! Gardening here in North Texas is not easy with the freeze then the heat and drought. I’ve lost so many plants but I’ll keep trying. The subscription to the Dallas Garden School sounds idea for me. Thanks Amanda
#21 on the list should be a water meter. Around $10, it's been a game changer for my houseplants. No more guessing whether your plant needs water or not. The kids love using it too. Love the list!!!
+grinchis40 great suggestion!
Wonderful suggestions!
+2Equine 1Dog Thank you 💚💚💚
I love your list of gifts. Lots of fun ones❤
+Cacticollector Thank you 💚💚💚
Such wonderful ideas. Thank you
+Janet Knight 💚💚💚
I love your list
+Jenice Pye Thank you 💚💚💚
hey now, fellow texan gardener i may have to order that book that actually would really good 💪
Hope you love it!
You look so nice! Red does you good! The horie horhie knife is first on my list. Ha
+kathy ley aww thanks! Yes, I love my hori hori knife!
@@shesamadgardener I knew I spelled it wrong !! Shoot!!
Thank you! Enjoyed this video almost a year later:) What a great list!
I would love a bird dock!!! I’m definitely looking for one.
I need an auger, Felco pruners, subscription to Dallas Garden School & cloches are a cool element in every garden:)
I got a beautiful large wind chime last year as well as a large, squirrel- proof bird feeder. My husband did good:)
Glad it was helpful!
Look at you all decked out for the holidays! Great gift ideas, thanks for sharing.
+michelle pollino aww thank you!
Good ideas for gifting. You look pretty today (said in a not creepy way).
+LC Hugh618 thank you!
Love your channel. Wondering if you have a link to the garden journal book you write in? Looks like it would be great for keeping records of what’s growing.
I have a video on the journal coming out tomorrow.
Great list but I think you missed the bench/kneeler. 21:48
Thanks!
A membership to the American Horticulture Society is an outstanding gift! Membership is under $50 a year and includes free entry in to over 300 Botanical gardens and arboretums in the USA. A free quarterly magazine is also included. It’s the best kept secret out there!
+C T that is an amazing suggestion! Thank you!
Hi Amanda! Thanks for the gift ideas some of these are definitely going on my wishlist! You are looking so beautiful.
I also want to add that time is the best gift you can give someone. So if you’re tight on money, those handmade coupons of “one hour gardening chores” or something like that. Spring and summer are busy times for gardeners and chores will add up quickly. Also a good way to get kids interested in gardening.
+Onyx time is definitely a wonderful gift!!! Great suggestion!
These are great ideas! Thank you for sharing Amanda! Some of your links aren’t working, so can those be updated so we can get an accurate idea of what you’re recommending? RUclips will not let me copy from comments or description so i cannot just copy/paste. Thank you!
+Trixie’s Travels yes, I will check them and see what needs to be fixed!
Great gift ideas. The collapsible rake and the hori hori knife are going in my "letter to Santa" this year. The best gardening gift I've gotten was a Portable Garden Bench and Kneeler with tool bags. I really appreciated it while I was pulling up a 33 gallon bag filled with that nasty Virginia Button Weed from my front yard last week! It saved my knees from a lot of misery... LOL. You look so pretty in this video. Wishing you and your family a Happy Thanksgiving.
+Rosemary Purnell great idea! Thanks for posting!
Every gardener needs a good planting trowel and thick kneeling pad! 😂
+Vernelle Vale TRUTH!!!
Wow! I almost didn't recognize you all dressed up for the holiday! Beautiful! And what a great list for all of our gardener friends and family -- not to mention, for ourselves! ;). I need some of these great gifts myself! Thanks for all your great content and help in the garden this year. I believe you are the only gardener in our area with a RUclips channels so it's so helpful to have you share all you do in the garden. I subscribed to the Dallas Garden School not long ago too. It's so informative and great to be able to have this great resource in our area. Thank you, Amanda!
+Victoria Austin 😂😂😂 yeah, I look different when I’m not gardening!
**Auger = irrigation line damage $$$ Be careful
Told all my kids! I need dirt and mulch! They think I’m nuts. Have a lot of empty containers and not a lot of resources for good potting gold.😂
+Elizabeth Penny sounds like a great gift idea to me!
Lots of great ideas! Thanks for sharing! I had the same plant labels on my list with a garden marker, but I might have to add a few more of these! Happy holidays!
+The Suburban Gardenista Happy Holidays!
Love your channel and learn a lot about gardening in Tx! BUT please, imo, no music while you’re talking, so distracting! 😊
+Robin Birrell thank you!
Aww, you look so pretty today! Lady in red.. thanks for all the gift suggestions today, great ideas to pass on. So nice of you to leave a link to the products especially. The plants behind you look great! I see you are a collector of brass, do you find some things in thrift stores? Have a wonderful evening!
+Regenia Moore *pronounced Regina aww thanks! Yes, I thrifted the brass containers… so inexpensive!
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+Gabriela Liendo Thank you 💚💚💚
Great video! I love those gift ideas. You looked beautiful dressed for the holidays!
+Jennifer Hooks aww thanks!
Great ideas Amanda, all good options for the gardener in your life.
+Cheryl Gardner Thank you 💚💚💚
thank you for showing what is on your Christmas wish list. The one item for me would the collaspible wheel barrel. Hopefully you receive at least one of your items on the wish list. Enjoy and have a great day.
+K P yeah I was pretty excited about the wheelbarrow!
You look like beautiful! 😍 Great ideas! Really like the collapsible wheel barrow. Need one all the time but no room to store. Hori hori knife is a must have. TY!!
Love this thanks for all the great ideas for my hubby lol 😆 I love my hori-hori knife that I purchased this year and can't wait for some small augers and really intrigued by the flower press.
+Michelle France I think lots of people will be sending this video to friends and family members for gift ideas 😜😂
Great suggestions. I purchased a hori hori knife and an auger this year. Use the hori hori all the time and find it indispensible. The auger was great for bulb planting but takes a bit of care and practice since I have a yard of massive tree roots. Couldn't live without my gardening boots and plan to check out the bird buddy for my husband.
+Susan Schellberg my hori hori knife is hands down my favorite tool!
Great informational video, now I'm thinking, "who should I send this video to for holiday gift ideas for me!!"
I started out already owning quite a few of the items but who knew there was a collapsible wheelbarrow??? I do have a gorilla cart though, which I find is indispensable.
I want everything on your list that isn't Texas specific, I'm Maryland zone 7.
However, one thing I can't live without and totally abuse every year; the pop up garden trash bags!! I honestly think my husband has already bought me 3 new ones for Christmas; I'm going let him think I don't know. And the only other thing I would recommend for those of us that are aging; battery operated tools. I love my leaf blower, hedge trimmer and weed whacker, all interchangeable with their batteries. I let my husband use all the gas powered tools, they're just too heavy for me. (We live on a wooded acre, so there's lots of leaf blowing until Thanksgiving.)
I hope you get all your wish list items!!
+Janice Tanner good suggestions! I love pop up bags and the battery operated tools are so much easier to use!
Really enjoyed your list for gardeners! I’m awful I was adding these gift ideas to what I want to receive for Christmas list!🤣😂🤣
You’re very inspiring! Gardening here in North Texas is not easy with the freeze then the heat and drought. I’ve lost so many plants but I’ll keep trying. The subscription to the Dallas Garden School sounds idea for me.
Thanks Amanda
+JerryRobin Pendleton yes, I really enjoy learning from Callie, so check her out. Or you can follow her on her social media outlets.