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23/11/2023

Holiday Gifts from the Garden: DIY Ideas

 



The holiday season is a time of giving, and what better way to show your love and appreciation than with homemade gifts from the garden? Not only are these gifts unique and personal, but they also allow you to share the beauty and bounty of your garden with others. Here are some DIY ideas for holiday gifts from the garden.

1. Herb-Infused Oils and kinds of vinegar

Herb-infused oils and vinegar are a great way to preserve the flavours of your garden and make a wonderful gift for the foodies in your life. Simply fill a glass jar with your choice of herbs, such as rosemary, thyme, or basil, and cover with oil or vinegar. Let it sit for a few weeks to allow the  flavours to infuse, then strain and bottle.

2. Pressed Flower Art

Pressed flower art is a beautiful and creative way to preserve the beauty of your garden. Collect a variety of flowers and leaves from your garden, press them in a book for a few weeks, then arrange them on a piece of paper or canvas to create a beautiful piece of art.

3. Garden Seed Packets

If you’ve been saving seeds from your garden, why not share them with others? Create custom seed packets using paper and decorate them with drawings or photos of the plants. This is a gift that keeps on giving, as the recipient can plant the seeds in their own garden.

4. Homemade Potpourri

Potpourri is a classic gift that never goes out of style. Collect a variety of fragrant flowers, leaves, and herbs from your garden, dry them out, and mix them together. You can also add essential oils for extra fragrance.

5. Plant Cuttings

If you have houseplants or succulents in your garden, consider giving plant cuttings as a gift. This is a gift that will grow and remind the recipient of you every time they see it.

Remember, the best gifts come from the heart, and there’s nothing more heartfelt than a gift made with love and care from your own garden. Happy holidays!