Nancy asks…
What to get my Mom for Christmas?
Hey everyone
For Christmas this year for my family I am planning on going and picking up some cute stockings and filling them up with different things for each person.
In my mom’s I’m going to be putting in a few of her favorite snacks and a few quilting/gardening magazines. I want to put more though so i was looking for some ideas
Appreciate the help in advance 
GardenersCardiff answers:
Gift certificates.
Food makes good Christmas gifts. Items that can be found at your grocery store during December – they are in gift boxes and bags:
Tin of Danish cookies.
Box of chocolates.
Box of different types of cheeses.
Box of different types of sausages.
And many more.
All are in Christmas looking containers.
Have you seen the BIG tins of three types of popcorn? We have them at our mall. Great gift. Can also be given with a DVD movie.
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Christmas center pieces with candles delivered from a florist or you can deliver yourself.
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Christmas gift suggestions:
1. Http://www.momswhothink.com/christmas/christmas-gift-ideas.html
2.
Http://www.xmasgiftideas.org/
Lizzie asks…
Is “Weeders Digest” a good name for a magazine about gardening?
GardenersCardiff answers:
I’d subscribe to it.
Laura asks…
Is there a such thing as a dwarf cherry tree?A dwarf raspberry tree?
I am going to start my container garden next year.
I still have my mom’s gardening magazine.I saw the dwarf blueberry tree and I am definately going to get it. I also saw the Northpole apples.Northpole apples grow on stalks instead of trees and can fit in a big pot.
Is there a such thing as a dwarf cherry tree?
Is there a such thing as a dwarf raspberry tree?
GardenersCardiff answers:
Perhaps a dwarf cherry tree, but raspberries grown on bushes/vines. You may be able to keep trimming a raspberry until it develops a trunk. A neighbor did that with a wisteria vine, since they have such pretty flowers. He changed a wild plant into a small tree in his front yard, but he has to constantly trim the tree or it sends out vines.
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