Gifts for Treehuggers

Looking for a gift for that tree-hugging, free-spirited hippie in your life? Well, we can help! Here at Soul Flower, we’re a bunch of tree huggers ourselves, so earthy gifts, nature-loving designs, and good vibes are kind of our thing.

Whether your favorite treehugger is happiest wandering in the woods, tending a garden, talking to their houseplants, or soaking up a little sunshine, we rounded up a few gift ideas for the buds who love Mother Earth most.

Gifts for Treehuggers

When in doubt, keep it earthy. Think trees, wildflowers, mushrooms, reusable favorites, adventures outside, and anything else that brings a little more nature into everyday life.

Something Tree-Loving to Wear

For the bud who feels most at home beneath the branches, trees are always a good place to start. Our Tree of Life collection is full of roots, branches, leaves, and those groovy tree designs we never seem to get tired of.

And honestly, if your favorite person would rather be in the woods right now, our Take Me to the Trees recycled T-shirt pretty much says it all.

Something Useful

Treehuggers also tend to appreciate things they can use again and again. A roomy tote is handy for farmers market hauls, library books, road trips, snacks, extra layers, and all the other stuff that somehow comes along for the ride.

Our Into the Forest Eco Tote Bag is an especially fitting pick for anyone who’s happiest among the trees.

Something Small & Groovy

Not every gift has to be a big one. Sometimes a little hippie something is just right.

A Tree of Life boho headband adds an easy little dose of hippie style—and a few more trees to someone’s day.

Give Them an Adventure

Some of the best gifts don’t come wrapped at all. For the treehugger who would rather collect trails than stuff, give them an excuse to get outside.

An America the Beautiful National Parks and Federal Recreational Lands Pass can turn into a whole year of hikes, road trips, overlooks, wildlife spotting, and “let’s see where this road goes” adventures.

Or keep it close to home with a membership to a local botanical garden, arboretum, nature center, or park. It’s a gift they can wander back to all year long.

Give Them Something That Grows

A plant is already a pretty good treehugger gift, but choosing something native to their area makes it even better. Native plants can provide food and habitat for butterflies, moths, birds, and other backyard visitors.

If you’re not sure what grows where your bud lives, the National Wildlife Federation Native Plant Finder lets you search by ZIP code and find plants native to the area.

Add a handwritten note, a funky pot, or an afternoon spent planting it together and you’ve got a gift with some roots.

Plant a Tree in Their Honor

For the person who truly does not need another thing, how about an actual tree?

The Arbor Day Foundation lets you dedicate trees in someone’s name, with trees planted in forests that need them. That feels pretty hard to beat for a treehugger gift.

More Tree Love

Of course, treehuggers tend to love more than just trees. Bees, butterflies, wildflowers, moons, mountains, mushrooms, sunshine, critters—basically anything that reminds us there’s a big beautiful world outside waiting to be explored.

If you want to wander a little deeper into the woods, take a peek at more of our tree-inspired clothing and gifts. There are plenty of roots, leaves, branches, and good old-fashioned tree love to go around.

Whether they’re tending plants, wandering the woods, hugging trees, rescuing bugs from the sidewalk, or picking up litter on their morning walk, give your favorite treehugger something that feels like them.

Keep it earthy, keep it kind, and keep hugging those trees, buds.