In The Garden Gift Basket:  Anyone who loves to be in the garden will love to receive this gorgeous and vibrant gardener’s gift basket!  This delightful gift includes a beautiful planter to grow an indoor garden filled with a set of two garden tools with beautifully hand-painted Wooden handles, colorful garden gloves, a book titled “The Gardeners Guide To Life” filled with quotes, poems, and humorous gardening tidbits, a Mary Engelbreit Journal that proclaims "Happiness Must Be Grown In Ones Own Garden" on the cover, Key lime Tea Cookies, Sunny Seed Drops (Chocolate Covered Sunflower Seeds) and Mint Julep Tea! Trimmed with beautiful silk flowers, greenery and topped off with a designer bow, this gift is stunning!

*The wooden planter shown here is now being replaced with a soft pink planter and the wood handles on the garden tools are now painted pink with floral designs, to make it all match beautifully.

• Includes:
• A beautiful planter to grow an indoor garden,
• A set of two garden tools with beautifully hand-painted Wooden handles
• Colorful garden gloves
• A book titled “The Gardeners Guide To Life” filled with quotes
• Poems, and humorous gardening tidbits A Mary Engelbreit Journal that proclaims "Happiness Must Be Grown In Ones Own Garden" on the cover
• Key lime Tea Cookies
• Sunny Seed Drops (Chocolate Covered Sunflower Seeds)
• And Mint Julep Tea
• Trimmed with beautiful silk flowers, greenery and topped off with a designer bow
• Optional Mother's Day Poem (see below)

• Add a special poem for mom
• Choose any one of the touching poems below or send us your own Mothers Day poem and we will laser print it on high quality parchment paper (suitable for framing), carefully tie it with a bow and insert it cleverly into your Mothers Day gift basket.
• Send your own poems along with your order number to sales@basketsbyjojo.com

• Poem A
  • Author Unknown
  • Happy Mother’s Day
  • "Happy Mother's Day" means more
  • Than have a happy day.
  • Within those words lie lots of things
  • We never get to say.
  • It means I love you first of all,
  • Then thanks for all you do.
  • It means you mean a lot to me,
  • And that I honor you.
  • But most of all, I guess it means
  • That I am thinking of
  • Your happiness on this, your day,
  • With pleasure and with love

• Poem B
  • To My Other Mother
  • Author Unknown
  • You are the other Mother I received,
  • the day I wed your son
  • And I want to thank you Mom,
  • for the loving things you've done.
  • You've given me a gracious Man,
  • with whom I share my life
  • You are his lovely Mother,
  • and I his lucky Wife.
  • You used to pat his little head,
  • and now I hold his hand
  • You raised in love a little boy,
  • and then gave me the Man.

• Poem C
  • The Love of a Mother
  • Author Unknown
  • A Mother's love is something
  • that no on can explain,
  • It is made of deep devotion
  • and of sacrifice and pain
  • It is endless and unselfish
  • and enduring come what may
  • For nothing can destroy it
  • or take that love away
  • It is patient and forgiving
  • when all others are forsaking,
  • And it never fails or falters
  • even though the heart is breaking
  • It believes beyond believing
  • when the world around condemns,
  • And it glows with all the beauty
  • of the rarest, brightest gems
  • It is far beyond defining,
  • it defies all explanation,
  • And it still remains a secret
  • like the mysteries of creation
  • A many splendor miracle
  • man cannot understand
  • And another wondrous evidence
  • of God's tender guiding hand.

• Poem D
  • A Mother
  • Author Unknown
  • A Mother is one who
  • understands the things
  • you say and do
  • Who always overlooks
  • your faults and sees the
  • best in you
  • A Mother is one whose
  • special love inspires you
  • day by day.
  • Who fills your heart with
  • gladness in her warm
  • and thoughtful way.
  • A Mother is all these things
  • and more - the greatest
  • treasure known.
  • And the dearest Mother in
  • all of the world is the one I
  • call my own. 

• Poem E
  • A Hundred Years From Now
  • Forest E. Witcraft. 
  • One Hundred Years from now
  • It will not matter what kind of car I drove,
  • What kind of house I lived in,
  • how much money was in my bank account
  • nor what my clothes looked like.
  • But the world may be a better place because
  • I was important in the life of a child.

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