The perfect
GIFT IDEAS!

Come to us for great gift ideas for any gardener on your list. Lavalette Nursery and Garden Center has something every gardener would love, whether it be something for the garden or a decorative item for the yard or deck. Some suggestions are offered here, but many moreideas can be found at the store atop 5th Street Hill.

1. A flowering shrub. There’s no such thing as too many azaleas in a yard. You’ll findplenty to choose from,along with rhododendron, peris japonica and many others.

2. Some new containers. Whether traditional clay or colorful ceramic, you’ll find a wide selection in all sizes at Lavalette Nursery.

3. A colorful shepherd’s crook. These new items outshine the original black ones andwill call attention toflower-filled baskets or bird feeders you hang on them.

4. Some unusual indoor plants. Stop by and explore Lavalette Nursery’s new greenhouse, where you’ll find a wide variety of sub-tropicals.

5. Composter. Gardeners understand the importance of recycling. This easy-to-turn compost tumbler will turn your grass clippings, leaves, corn shucks, etc., into “black gold” to nourish your plants.

6. Fountain. Every garden needs a fountain. Lavalette Nursery has dozens to choose from, including one that features two children and a dog as water drips off the umbrella.

7. Garden art. A whimsical item half-hidden in your garden bed adds interest. Lavalette Nursery has dozens of wonderful selections, ranging from a large turquoise frog to a stone carving featuring ancient Egyptian artwork. You’ll also find painted wooden cutouts of cute kittens, puppies and birds that perch atop a fence or deck.

8. Gazing globes are traditional in formal gardens, but these colorful glass ones are sure to draw attention in any type of landscape.

9. Birdbath toppers. These decorative copper butterflies and frogs perch atop a birdbath, providing a landing zone forsmall birds.

10. Gloves. Although designed for use in the garden, these Marshall University gloves can also keep your fingers warm during fall football games.

11. Pot hugger. To dress up your containers, add a “pot hugger”-- a whimsical cat or frogwhich will cling to the side waiting to inspire smiles from all who visit your garden.