The best gifts for gardeners this Christmas

Every gardener needs a good pair of gloves, but there's nothing to say they have to look boring and brown? We love these colourful gloves from the Royal Horticultural Society. They're machine washable - super handy - however, they are "one size fits all" (which we know normally means the opposite) so do make note of this if your gardener friend has a slightly larger green thumb.

The ideal way to label your plants and stay organised, these 18 tags are lightweight and easy to write on. They come in a handwoven Bamboo bag, making a lovely gift. Also includes a tiny pencil.

Keep track of what tasks need doing in your garden each month, which plants you covet, and where you want to plant them in this journal - which can be personalised with your own title. It's available in sizes A4 or A5, with black or white pages, and you can even add more pages if you wish. This gift is ideal if you want a personal touch to your gift-giving.

Crafted from teak with a clean, stainless steel hood, this lantern will look beautiful in a garden of any size. Whether you own a respectable courtyard (with a couple of chairs) or an acre of landscaped idyl, make sure to grab this unique and sturdy gift while you can.

Gift your friend or loved one a subscription to Garden Answers Magazine; a subscription is a thoughtful present - as it keeps giving every month. They'll think of you every time the magazine arrives, too! There are great offers and deals on subscriptions, starting from £4 per month.

Created by a Dr of Psychology, Bloombox Club focuses on the psychological benefits of having plants in the home, which can cultivate and nurture our wellness and health. You can receive your plant delivery monthly, or quarterly and pay monthly or annually, depending on your preference. With each delivery, you'll get a perfectly fitted ceramic pot - and a care card to keep your new green friend happy!

This unique handmade bluebell sculpture will create interest in any garden, and who doesn't love a bluebell? Editor Sophie Knight says: "I bought this for my dad for his birthday and he loves it - and I covet it. One day I might steal it and hope he doesn't notice. It's charming and different - plus, it blooms all year unlike real flowers haha!"

Christmas wouldn't be Christmas without some novelty chocolates, and Choc On Choc always impresses. This beautifully-crafted chocolate is thick and luxurious - and any gardener would love to receive these. These are a treat!

This beautiful calendar features 12 stunning images of National Trust gardens. Open throughout the year to keep yourself inspired throughout 2022. The cover features a photograph of the rose arches at Mottisfont, Hampshire.

We love the simple design of this garden string holder (and no gardener worth their salt is ever far away from a ball of twine). The design allows the ball to sit centrally, feeding the end of the string through the hole in its base.

We love this rustic (and rusty!) family of snails ornament collection. Their handmade designs will continue to weather while they're out in the garden - and the whole family is frost-proof, so can be left out all year round. Suitable for outdoors - or indoors!