Give These Gifts to the Gardener in Your Life and Watch Them Rush Outside to Dig in the Dirt

When we teamed up with the good people at White Bark Workwear to produce our first official Sunset garden apron, we wanted it to be as sustainable and organic as the food we grow. In fact, that’s why we chose White Bark, because they use 100 percent organic hemp, which is breathable, super strong (30 percent tougher than denim!), naturally antimicrobial, and produced from regenerative crops.

To love plants is not just to grow plants—it’s to show your love of all things green everywhere you possibly can. Hemleva’s enamel pins are not only adorable—they’re faithfully detailed and wide-ranging, from basil and lavender to Calathea Rattlesnake and Iceland Poppy.

This just might be the most beautiful pruner-and-sheath combo on the market thanks to its brass accents and a waxed canvas sheath. A great gift for the budding plant parent in your life.

We’re big fans of Lettuce Grow’s vertical hydroponic growing solution, and the new add-on lighting system (Glow Rings!) adds months to our harvest window.

Bonus: Through Christmas Day, get your first batch of seedlings free with the purchase of a Farmstand when you use code SUNSETMAG at checkout!

When you’re ready to drop serious green on some serious green, bring in Woodshed Plant Co. to build a living wall, outdoors or indoors, customized to fit any space.

A lovely vase, handmade by Puerto Rican artist Denise Lopez in LA’s Los Feliz neighborhood, with a wonderful crackle pattern. It’s small—8 inches high, 6 across—so maybe get a couple?

This collaboration between Washington-based Danner boots and Washington-based Geier gloves is a supple upgrade of traditional leather gardening gloves.

Give a year’s worth of plant care with Concrete Geometric’s pot-of-the-month subscription. These small, 3-inch pots have a rustic, unique beauty—and are just $15 apiece.

California-born artist Katie Gong has developed a cool steaming technique to bend wood into these charming sculptural pieces.

Nothing beats a Japanese Hori Hori knife for rooting out pesky weeds and digging precise holes for planting.

Ponder the mysteries of the universe—or maybe sip a margarita—from the comfort of this one-of-a-kind maple chair, with a brilliantly hand-dyed, quilted fabric sling.

Total nostalgia trip: The folding aluminum lawn chair you may remember from your youth (or from family photos) is back, and just as vibrant and adaptable as ever.