Whether you’re in search of the perfect present for the avid gardener, a hobbyist, a houseplant propagator, a beginner, a conservationist, or a DIY enthusiast, there’s some green out there for everyone. We put together some plant-loving gift ideas to help you out this holiday season.

A Beginner’s Plant for the Newbie

You might not want to hand off any pretty plant to just anyone. A plant comes with some commitment, so try one of these easy starts if you’re hoping to introduce someone to a greener world. Succulents and cacti are always a good introduction, as they can sustain some negligence. But even the desert plants can have tricky watering schedules. If you’re in search of something a little larger and with more life, a spider plant or pothos are great next steps. With weekly watering, you’ll have beautiful results. And not to worry, these durable plants will likely make it through any absentmindedness.

Plant Food to Treat Someone

If you’re looking to treat someone, try Clean Water Grow®. It is a sustainable and Oregon-grown plant food, making it the perfect gift for any plant lover and environmentalist. With just a tablespoon or two added into your soil, the slow-release formula will tend to the plant only when needed— it’s the gift that will keep on giving all year long. Come spring, your friends and family will be thanking you for their abundant foliage and rich produce.

Macramé Cord for the Crafter

Homemade gifts are always fun, but if you’re not too good with your hands or short on time, you can still give the gift of DIY. Hanging a plant is the perfect way to free up your space when your window sills and countertops start to overflow. You can easily create a macramé plant hanger. And did you know that it’s the same technique used to make a simple friendship bracelet? A spool of macramé cord at 3mm by 50 yards is a great start for a single hanger. Throw in some funky wooden beads and a new clay pot to complete the look.

Indoor Herb Garden for the Chef

With holiday cooking, it’s nice to have fresh herbs at your convenience. Herbs can easily grow indoors on your kitchen window sill. In small pots, plant your favorite herbs in a bed of soil and give them away to the best cook of your family. Or if you have a little extra cash to spend, there are many hydroponic and aeroponic herb gardens currently on the market. These are great options for people living with limited sunlight or who lack a green thumb. It’s also an easy way to add a little green to your kitchen and freshen up your meals.

A Gardening Class for the Hobbyist

For someone in your life who already loves gardening, give the gift of knowledge. While gardening books are full of helpful tips, plants and produce react differently depending on their environment. It’s worth checking in with your local nursery or garden center to understand how to plan your garden in your climate. They will likely have classes on pruning, understanding native plants, tips for your unique garden, etc. You might even want to sign up for the class yourself.

Pruning tools for the Flower Lover

Get excited for spring with some new gardening tools. For someone with a bouquet always on the table or with the prettiest yard on the block, pair some new bypass pruners with a pretty vase to display their fresh clipped blooms. Or for your friend with a lush jungle of houseplants, replace their craft scissors with a nice pair of pruning shears. Include a small pot for a new baby plant they’ve been propagating.

The Gift Guide for Every Green Thumb in Your Life