Gifts for gardeners under $50

For a gardener who plans sowing by the calendar, or anyone who likes botanical art on the wall.

A small, easy-to-refill feeder for a grandparent who likes watching tits and sparrows from the kitchen window.

Saves the knees of a mum, dad or grandparent who spends hours weeding and planting.

A low-cost gift for a coworker, teacher or Secret Santa that does something useful.

For a gardener who weeds raised beds or borders on their knees and likes wooden-handled tools.

For a UK hill walker who wants rain off the face and neck without a hood.

Brings birds right up to the glass for a grandparent who watches from an armchair.

Anyone with dry hands in winter, including gardeners.

A gift-boxed pair of everyday hand tools for a gardener, new homeowner or anyone starting a first vegetable patch.

A kind gift for a keen gardener or DIYer whose knees complain after an afternoon of work.

A cheerful, useful small gift for a gardener whose gloves have worn through.

Larger pieces suit a grandparent whose eyesight or hands make 1000-piece puzzles frustrating.

For someone who cuts flowers for the house or deadheads pots and borders; small enough to be an easy add-on gift.

Suits a gardener or someone who has everything and would rather see money go to a cause.

A candle now and a small growing project later, for a friend, host or coworker who likes plants.

A decorative garden or balcony bird bath for a grandparent who likes to watch birds come in for a drink.

For someone who has learned basic crochet and wants a quick, small project that decorates a shelf.

For someone who grows herbs on a patio or windowsill and cooks with them.

For a curious child who likes watching things grow; it teaches plant science with real edible results.

For a cook who would like fresh greens on the bench without a garden.

Makes weeding easier on the knees for a gardener who is slowing down but not stopping.

An easy starter for a new gardener or a small balcony garden; nasturtiums are forgiving to grow.

For a gardener who likes to keep records of what they planted and what worked.

For a gardener still using a bent old trowel; gift-boxed so it is ready to give.