Holiday Gift Guide
Shari Ann Farms Holiday Gift Guide
A collection of thoughtful, handmade, garden-rooted gifts from our farm stand to the people you love.
The holidays are a season of beauty, generosity, and gathering—and there’s something extra special about gifting items grown, crafted, and created with intention. This year, our mobile farm stand is filled with gifts that bring the charm of the garden, the creativity of women makers, and the warmth of small-town craftsmanship straight into your celebrations. Here are eight hand-picked favorites to inspire your gifting.
1. Dried Flower & Lavender Gifts
Florals that last all year.
From fragrant lavender bunches to delicately handcrafted wreaths, dried stems, and sachets, these pieces bring calm and beauty into any home. Perfect for the friend who craves a bit of year-round romance—something lovely to tuck on a nightstand, hang in the kitchen, or gift as a gentle reminder that nature’s beauty can be enjoyed year-around..
2. Handmade Farm Candles & Soaps
Crafted with ingredients we grow right here at Shari Ann Farms.
Our candles are poured by hand and infused with real botanicals from our fields—herbs, petals, and seasonal plant essences. Pair them with our small-batch soaps made with rose, eucalyptus, luffa, and more. These gifts feel like a deep breath of nature, wrapped in simple elegance.
3. Paperwhite Centerpiece Planters
For the hostess who welcomes everyone in.
Paperwhite bulbs planted in vintage-style silver platters make the most charming living centerpiece. They’ll sprout and stretch throughout December and become a true showstopper by Christmas Dinner. A gift that grows—literally.
4. Faith-Inspired Market Totes by Counting on Grace
A beautiful collaboration with a local maker.
Kate of Counting on Grace creates thoughtfully designed, faith-based products, and her market totes are one of our favorites. They’re sturdy, meaningful, and perfect for farmers market days, library runs, or everyday life. We’re honored to feature her craftsmanship on the farm trailer and encourage you to explore her heartfelt work.
5. Garden Kits: Paperwhite Growing Set
A gift for the woman who lights up at the thought of planting something new.
These garden kits include a glass jar, pebbles, a paperwhite bulb, and simple instructions for growing a bit of winter magic. Garden kits are one of my favorite things to offer—a little nudge for someone to get their hands moving, even in the quiet season.
6. Divine Nature Tallow Skincare
Another treasured women-owned business.
Carissa’s tallow products are nourishing, simple, and beautifully made. We carry her everyday essentials on our farm stand, but she offers a wider line of skincare on her website. If you’re looking for wholesome, intentional body care gifts, her work is worth exploring.
7. Potted Houseplants
For the friend who always keeps something growing on her windowsill.
We’ll have freshly propagated and potted houseplants in a variety of sizes—sweet little starters and larger statement plants. They’re perfect for brightening a kitchen, office, or bedroom with living green during the coldest months.
8. Wreath Workshops
A timeless skill. A new tradition. A gift to share.
Our wreath workshops are one of the most joyful gatherings of the season. Gifting a workshop—whether to a friend, a sister, a daughter, or yourself—is an invitation to slow down, create with nature, and make memories. Come learn a skill that women have passed down for generations and start a holiday ritual that carries meaning year after year.
A Final Word:
Shop Small. Support Agriculture. Love Your Locals.
When you choose to shop from farms, small makers, and women-owned businesses, your dollars go further. They help raise families, support fields, fuel creativity, and sustain the kind of work that keeps communities thriving. We are so grateful for every person who chooses to buy local, who values handmade, and who supports businesses aligned with their values and faith.
Thank you for choosing small agriculture and for supporting the women who pour their hearts into what they grow and create. It truly matters.
Grow & Garden, Friends.
-Jessica
w/ Sharis
