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Christmas gift ideas for gardeners & jam makers!!! Aprox 70-150ish Euro

  • 18-12-2017 10:57pm
    #1
    NewLeaf17
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 58 ✭✭


    Looking for some really nice gift for a person who loves gardening. She's always pottering away in it and she also enjoys making jams

    Would love some recommendations please


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  • #2
    Nell B
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 46 ✭Nell B


    You could try any of these as they have lots of christmas ideas

    https://www.mrmiddleton.com/
    http://www.theorganiccentre.ie/
    https://www.fruithillfarm.com/
    https://www.quickcrop.ie/

    Just a few but there are loads more - they all do vouchers if you are really stuck. Does your jam maker have a maslin pan? I found this was one of the best jam making gifts I got.

    Hope you get something that suits.


  • #3
    smacl
    Moderators, Society & Culture Moderators Posts: 15,812 Mod ✭✭✭✭smacl


    NewLeaf17 wrote: »
    Looking for some really nice gift for a person who loves gardening. She's always pottering away in it and she also enjoys making jams

    Would love some recommendations please

    Loads of options, but not sure which would be available or suitable for planting right now. I've a number of fruit bushes and trees in the garden and reckon that red currant bushes are among the best for a heavy fruiting bush and tasty jam. Black and white currants are also quite good for this purpose, though for my palette the more acidic red currants are better for cooking. The other fruit that often ends up in jam in my garden would be plums and rhubarb. If space permits, a small fruit tree on dwarf stock might also be a gift option. While I've a few apple, pear, and plum trees, along with a solo fig tree, if I had space I'd love a crab apple for culinary purposes.


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