Are you unsure what to get someone who absolutely loves gardening and never knows where to start when they enter a gardening store? Or, for those who prefer to browse and/or shop online, don’t know where to go on the website? Well, here are ‘just a few’ ideas for you to get started with:

1. A lawnmower

A pretty essential gardening tool, well-equipped to keep the lawn trim and tidy. There are various models to choose from depending on the gardener’s needs. A STIHL lawn mower is certainly a good place to start.

2. Hedge trimmers

Depending on the size of the hedge and the task, you can opt for manual trimmers for the more delicate jobs or electric trimmers for mass and speedy removal of unwanted parts of the hedges.

3. Gardening gloves and kneelers

Gardening can get a bit messy, and while most wouldn’t be wearing their finest clothing, putting a kneeler down will keep your knees or trousers cleaner, and the gloves keep your hands safer and more hygienic.

4. Trowels and secateurs

For smaller jobs, a trowel is ideal for digging up small patches of soil, making it easy to plant. The secateur is a handy tool for smaller and more delicate pruning jobs that you simply can’t do with larger shears and chainsaws.

5. Seeds and saplings

There is a wide variety of seeds and saplings you can buy for a gardener, ones that will grow into flowers, bushes, trees and so on. Even better? If you invested in a trowel from suggestion #4, buying them some seeds and saplings will make for an ideal combination.

6. A Chainsaw

Sometimes, smaller gardening tools aren’t quite enough. Whether it is a petrol or an Electric Chainsaw, gardeners will need one of these stronger pieces of equipment in order to chop down trees or even larger bushes.

7. Pruning shears

Some jobs can’t be done with secateurs. Well, you can, but it would be a slower job. Pruning shears allow you to trim larger plants without a fuss.

8. Jute sacks

For the grow-your-own-vegetable people or even those who need a handy way to transport garden waste, such as leaves and twigs, having a good set of jute sacks goes a long way. You’ll want to get a nice, sturdy set of these bags to keep the contents from falling out.

9. Plant pots

There is a large variety to choose from, whether your giftee prefers standard pots or some with a little more design and flair. These would also pair nicely with a trowel and some seeds if you’re looking to buy a few smaller gardening gifts together.

10. Gardening boots

Some gardeners might be happy to use whatever footwear they already have, but with a pair of dedicated boots for the occasion, they can keep their regular shoes nice and tidy for other uses. And if they have the gloves and the kneeler, they might feel even more like a gardener when they’re so well kitted out.Final thoughts

There are so many different gifts out there for gardeners, all geared towards your budget and their needs. These ten suggestions are some pretty common tools used in gardening, so they are a good place to start when searching for the perfect gift!