Our gardening editors recommend gifts they'd love to receive -- perfect for the gardener on your holiday list.

Jewelry designer Janet Mavec modeled her gold-plated earrings on the string beans she grows in her garden.

$125, Orchard Jewelry

This canvas caddy from Beckel Canvas for Canoe has a bottom lined with water-resistant vinyl. Wrap it up alone, or treat it like a gift bag, filled with hand tools, gloves, and other garden goodies.

$60, Canoe Online

A new lightweight version of Hunter Boots' iconic rubber boots folds up for easy storage and travel.

$135, Piperlime

Much more than just a book of recipes, this lush cookbook profiles outstanding Long Island chefs and their personal gardens.

$20, Amazon 

Modern and minimalist, Roost's birdhouse is the most stylish avian abode we've seen.

$78, Digs Showroom

Bundle a set of seeds for veggie-loving gardeners or use packets as cheery gift adornments.

From $1.99, Martha Stewart Living for Home Depot 

Brooklyn-based florist Emily Thompson's wild, organic wreaths graced our December cover of Living, but we fell in love with her durable, stylish apron, too.

$130, Emily Thompson Flowers 

Plant paperwhites in Frances Palmer's substantial (10-inch diameter), hand-thrown terra-cotta planter for a swoon-worthy gift.

$350, Frances Palmer Pottery

Campo de Fiori's zinc-clad iron watering can is a practical indulgence any gardener will appreciate.

$73, Campo de Fiori

Thanks to a panorama feature, Sony's pocket-size Cyber-shot RX 100 can capture the full scope of sprawling gardens.

$650, Sony

Small porcelain garden pots with matte finish and supersaturated hues make a big visual statement.

$32 each, Cultivated Gardens

Mother and child stainless-steel spade and shovel by Sneeboer & Zn, the Dutch garden tool company, might inspire your little one to pitch in with the weeding.

Special Ladies' Spade, $127; Children's Shovel, $20; Garden Tool Company

Delight bird-lovers with a twist on the classic game featuring 64 species illustrated by Glasgow-based Christine Berrie.

$20, Amazon

The great thing about Clivia is that it flowers in the winter. Just give it cool, dry conditions and you'll be rewarded with blooms.

$30, Logees

 

Kinsman's galvanized steel contraptions keep indoor and outdoor plants clearly labeled with a glint of copper. (Just press down with a pencil or ballpoint pen to label).

$16 for 25, Kinsman Garden 

Flora Grubb's elegantly cradled air plant makes a chic, surprising addition to any tree.

From $22, Flora Grubb

Instead of impersonal gift gards, bestow garden lovers with a membership to the Garden Conservancy, a national non-profit garden preservation organization.

From $50, Garden Conservancy 

Apartment dwellers on your list will love Olive and Cocoa's mahogany trough, which arrives complete with five impossible-to-kill succulents.

$74, Olive and Cocoa