The 5 best plant-based gift ideas for Mother’s Day, from The Beet

All mom wants on Sunday is to know you’re thinking of her, Mother’s Day, and all day, so consider skipping the chemically treated bouquet and instead give her gifts that show her, “I love you, I appreciate you, and I cherish our time together.” Choose a special treat to pamper herself that will remind her, every time she looks at it, tastes it, or sips it, that you are her favorite.
In this spirit, the editors of Beet came up with ‘Wow!’ gifts that will make mothers or any woman in your life you want to show love to (Hey, she can be the mom of her favorite pet) that you are thinking of her. From windowsill planters to flower teas, these gifts are winners and won’t cost your wallet more than around $60 (and some much less).
Start shopping. There is still time for next day delivery! Or get her a card and put a picture of the gift on it, and tell her she’ll have the added pleasure of celebrating again when your gift arrives!
Lucy’s favorite
1. Harry and David’s Garden in a Box, Wooden Herb Planter
I’m an optimist and a little over the top. Otherwise, why would I have built a vegetable garden from scratch last year (fence and raised beds and all)? Now I want to start growing my herbs, but said garden still needs to be cleared, weeded and plowed, and let’s just say I haven’t gotten to it yet.
For anyone who wants to start growing herbs, today, on a windowsill or a garden, on a balcony or a fire escape, Harry and David, the amazing fruit suppliers, have the most classic garden in a box. herb garden about. I love the country look of the wooden planter and of course I – always an optimist – imagine making delicious plant-based meals that my husband and kids will nurture, as they rub full bellies and pleading for more. Hey, a girl can dream. Someone who loves me, please buy me this. Alright, that’s gonna be me!
PS While shopping at Harry & David I also saw their bonsai olive tree, which looks both adorable and zen, so kids, no need to fight. One of you can get it for me instead.
Stephanie’s favorite
1. Qi Flower Teas Daily Ritual Set V2
For Mother’s Day, I’m always looking for a unique self-care gift for my mom that puts her in a calm, peaceful state of mind and gives her something luxurious that she wouldn’t normally buy for herself.
I was so excited when I came across Qi, a beautiful range of sustainably sourced whole flower teas that you simply add boiling water to and watch the dried flowers come to life, infusing the water with incredible botanical tastes. The Daily Ritual Set V2 pack gives your beloved three dried blue lotuses, three dried chrysanthemums and three dried Shangri-La roses, and each flower can be used 3 times, which is equivalent to 27 cups of tea.
Accompanied by a beautiful glass service and bamboo brooches, you hold the flower in boiling water for a few minutes and watch it unfold before your eyes. You can drink the teas hot or add ice in warmer weather. Qi’s Instagram has tons of inspiration when it comes to creating unique floral tea blends.
Whether you’re buying for your mother, grandmother, aunt, sister, or any other woman in your life, all of The Qi’s organic, vegan, non-GMO, and caffeine-free teas are guaranteed to surprise and delight them, and they’ll be thinking of you every time they serve you a comforting cup of tea.
You can buy the Qi’s Daily Ritual Set V2 and other gift boxes on the brand’s website here.
Hailey’s favorite
1. The Threshold Orchid
Buying gifts for people who deserve the world is not an easy task. I know my mom appreciates any gift from me and my siblings and especially loves spending time with us on her special vacation. So, for Mother’s Day, I’m surprising my mom with a secret visit, from New York to her house in MA – not long but she’s not expecting it.
When I’m at her house, I plan to serve her the Beet Croissant French Toast for breakfast and take her to a winery where she can enjoy her favorite glass of wine in the sun. Adding to my plans, I bought a giant orchid a few days ago, which should arrive on Monday to make the holidays last longer – and I’m sure she’ll appreciate the idea.
I bought the plant from The SIll which offers beautiful plant and flower keeping with simple and chic pots and planters. The website is easy to navigate and the shopping experience is pleasant as I have sorted my options of different plants and sizes. The Sill makes it easy to find the perfect gift for your loved one.
To purchase a plant from The Sill, click here.
Caitlin’s Favorite
Lavender plant for Mother’s Day
1. Lavender plant
As Mother’s Day approaches, you may notice that high-quality flowers are either too expensive or hard to find. Forget the flowers this year and buy a lavender plant instead. The herbaceous perennial has the most uplifting aroma and color that will immediately put a smile on your mom’s face. This plant represents serenity, grace and devotion. It is considered a low maintenance plant that only needs watering once or twice a week with 6 hours of sunlight.
For all the creative and crafty moms, dry lavender and add it to cookies, cocktails, teas or homemade soap. Impress your mom with this easy dry lavender trick from HGTV: Place the bunches of lavender in a paper bag and hang them upside down for about seven days. Make sure the room it’s hanging in is a dark, warm place.
https://thebeet.com/celebrate-galentines-day-with-5-festive-vegan-cocktails/
Max’s favorite
1. Smart garden
There is no overpriced or overpriced Mother’s Day gift. The Smart Garden is a wonderful home garden for herbs or flowers. Over the past year, my mom called me about her growing garden, but she wanted to start planting more organic and edible food. The Smart Garden is a perfect gift for easily planting fresh basil, rosemary and mint to use in recipes. I send my mom recipes that I think she would like, so she can use this gift for years to come, and if she gets tired of the herbs, she can replace them with flowers or buds for more. other larger plants. The sleek design fits into any home, making it the perfect gift for any mom who has started gardening in the last year.