Does the love of your life want roses for Valentine's Day or can you go a little into the garden scene for a sweet treat?If you have a love, and you get a valentine's present for your love, and you haven't had "specific instructions" - Perhaps some of the following might expand your options.
I realize some recipients only want big and expensive and specifically REALLY big and expensive.
I realize some recipients want a beautiful card, the traditional dozen red roses, heart shaped box of chocolates and dinner at a fine restaurant.
Think about these:
- Gift certificate from a nursery
- A trip to a nearby botanical gardens - including lunch
- A new set of garden tools
- Ergonomic rake, shovel, or hoe
- A red wide-brimmed garden hat
- A water feature for the yard - plus installation
- A computer program to record garden plants, etc.
- A camera with a good zoom lens
- And for the adventurous - a wagon load of aged manure
- Bird houses and feeders
- Subscription to a garden magazine or a new garden book. (if you subscribe for a Kindle type device, make sure it will download photos well or it is pretty worthless for looking at beautiful gardens.)
- A set of his and her outdoor lounge chairs
- A large patio umbrella
- A ceiling fan for the porch
- A train trip to an area of the country for an annual flower convention or tour of historic gardens.
- A tree
- A pergola
- Outdoor cooking devices
- Weather station
Budget minded: If you are in your lean years (I mean financial not weight) - a love letter could be the most important and favored gift you ever give to your sweetie.
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