These whimsical handblown glass globes keep plants perfectly watered at all times, so if your gardener friend will be heading out of town (or tends to forget about their plant babies), these charming finds will come in handy.

The ultimate gift for the gardener in your life? A book offering a scenic view into legendary horticulturist and gardener Bunny Mellon’s notes, photographs, and drawings. They’ll reach for this book as seasons come and go. It’s ideal for anyone who cherishes their time outdoors or any budding green thumb who’s hoping to build their dream oasis.

Any serious gardener will appreciate a durable canvas apron complete with pockets for all the essential tools they need to tend to their plants. There’s even a pocket that’s perfectly phone-sized, so they don’t have to fully unplug while communing with nature.

A raised garden bed doesn’t just look nice; it has botanical benefits as well. First and foremost, it’s generally a bit more productive than an in-ground bed because the soil is less compacted, drains better, and warms earlier, so the plants start to bloom earlier too.

They can’t call themselves a gardener if they don’t own a pair of landscaping gloves. These may not seem completely necessary, but if you’ve ever spent even a few minutes planting a bulb, you know scrubbing dirt out from under your fingernails is a pain. Since this pair is machine-washable, your pal can feel free to get them super dirty.

If their windowsill is dotted with little plants like this one, there’s no need for a giant watering can. Instead, opt for a mister, like this one from The Sill. It’s ideal for gently watering and misting seedlings, sprouts, and humidity-loving greens.

Maintaining fresh blooms isn’t easy, but with a garden kneeler to relieve the pressure and pain on your knees, the job will become much more enjoyable. After all, it’s filled with plush memory foam. Did we mention that it won a well-deserved Live Better Award?

This canvas tote comes with all of the tools they’ll need to tend to their plants (at least the small ones). It’s stain resistant and durable, but most important, it’s not super heavy even with the tools, so lugging them around won’t be a nuisance anymore.

When Courteney Cox developed this highly specific aroma, she didn’t want to emulate a rosy scent; rather, she wanted it to smell like an actual rose. “It really does,” Associate Shopping Editor Jessica Cherner admits. “It doesn’t smell like a rose-scented candle because it smells like a real rose.”

For bigger projects, a watering can of any kind just wont cut it. They’ll need a full-fledged hose. This stylish reel, which is shaped like a trellis, makes keeping tangles and knots at bay an easy feat.

If their longstanding war with mosquitoes is always the talk of the season, gift them a DEET-free lantern that’ll keep their pesky uninvited guests away. It comes with a 12-hour refill.

A plant is only as beautiful as the container in which it lives, so give your friend with the green thumb the gift of an elegant terra-cotta pot. This one comes in various sizes, so no matter how many (or how big) their plants may be, there’s something in this collection that will work.

A set of hand-painted porcelain plant markers is a clever and fashion-forward way to help friends keep track of what’s in their blossoming garden.

Struggling to attract hummingbirds, butterflies, or bees to the yard? Fix that problem with convenient pollinator push-ups full of wildflower seeds that’ll have them all swarming the area in no time.

Give them a break from working in the garden with this stunning array of peach ranunculus and white roses. They may not last as long as their florals out back, but they sure do look nice.

Brace yourself for an Amazon favorite gardening glove that comes with built-in claws. No, it doesn’t come as part of a costume (although it could be!). The claws basically double as a cultivator, making digging easy and mess free.

For the lazy plant parent who tends to neglect their greenery, this self-watering planter is a must. It senses when the soil is too dry and pulls water up from the hidden reservoir, keeping the plant happy and healthy.

Your garden-obsessed loved one will appreciate Uncommon Goods’s birth flower grow kit. It’ll serve her with everything she needs to grow her birth month’s blooms at home.

If they’re looking for the perfect watering tool that falls somewhere between a hose and a mister, this sunny can will get the job done. It comes in an array of punchy shades.

A hand trowel is a necessity in just about any garden with easy-to-damage flowers. The flat blade with a gently pointed tip works perfectly at scooping out fragile flowers and exposing new, fresh layers of soil.