Xmas Pressie For 65Yr Old Female

[HongKongphooey]

what can I get for my sister in law for xmas. I was thinking around a budget of £25 or less. She likes reading, and gardening. Already got her a book token last year. Thought about RHS member ship but its too pricey for my budget at £54
Any idea AB's??

[murraymints]

a nice gardening book?

[B00]

6 monthly subscription???

http://www.magazine.co.uk/food-and-home/gardening/gardeners-world-magazine

[anneasquith]

a nice coloured ceramic pot for her garden.

[tonyav]

How about a gift voucher for a garden centre.

[Robinia]

A voucher to spend at her nearest garden centre/nursery.

[Robinia]

Snap!

[tonyav]

Yep. ;-)

[Buenchico]

Here's a possibility:
http://www.rhsshop.co.uk/productdetails.aspx?id=10000008&itemno=9780711234857

[askyourgran]

A friend of mine was given a voucher for a beauty parlour, she had her nails done for quite a few weeks and appreciated that.

[jourdain2]

My daughter bought me a 'facial'--- it was wonderful!

[Fanriffic]

What about some nice gardening gloves or secateurs/pruners for trimming back the roses.

[March-Hare]

Tickets to an RHS show?

[bunkmoreland]

What about a gift voucher for a garden centre?

[waterboatman]

For one birthday I bought my wife a massage and pampering session with a local lady. She loved it and they became friends.

[janbee]

I would always appreciate a beauty treatment e.g facial or a massage, so a gift card/voucher for a local beauty shop would be much appreciated .

[HongKongphooey]

thanks guys, alot of good ideas here to think about!

[DaisyNonna]

Massage? pampering? Yuck.

[lady-janine]

not a gardening book as she probably has all the ones she needs. luxury handcream for after the gardening?

[lady-janine]

just read maxbond. yes champers.