Green Mother's Day Gift Ideas
If you’re still trying to come up with a brilliant Mother’s Day gift, why not surprise her with a green gift basket? You can make one up in very little time. This is the type of gift that keeps on giving throughout the year, too.
Everyone’s trying to do a little something these days to help save the environment. Show your Mom how much you care about her and the environment this Mother’s Day. You can include some or all of the following items in your Green Mother’s Day Gift Basket:
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Gardening tools – Gardening tools are always a plus. Spades, digging knife, and pruning shears always come in handy.
Seeds and/or bulbs – Choose a nice variety of seeds and bulbs for your mother to plant in her flower garden. Most gardening centers will have a large variety to choose from. Try to pick bright, colorful flowers. You might also include seeds for a butterfly garden as well.
Garden apron – Get your mother a cute garden apron to wear while she plants and tends to her garden. She’ll need something to carry around all her garden equipment while she works in the yard.
Window boxes – Window boxes are fabulous gift ideas because they can be filled with plants and placed under the kitchen window. Your mother will enjoy beautiful, blooming flowers from the box.
Indoor herb garden – Another terrific idea is an indoor herb garden. You can buy these already blooming, or pre-packaged sets to plant your own. Your mother will enjoy growing these, but will also have the added benefit of fresh herbs when she cooks.
If your Mother isn’t a gardener, or doesn’t enjoy the outdoors as much, there are still some green gift ideas you might try, such as:
- Wildflower bouquets (hand-picked and arranged by you)
- Gift certificate for an environmentally-friendly spa package
- Shopping trip at an organic farmer’s market
- Soy candles from a local craftswoman
This content is accurate and true to the best of the author’s knowledge and is not meant to substitute for formal and individualized advice from a qualified professional.
© 2008 Hope Wilbanks