I HEART LUXE - daily women’s shopping magazine

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The perfect companion for any cook, this Blue Club Recipe Box ($50 USD) from Jack and Lulu comes with chocolate brown tabs and 50 monogrammed recipe cards, made from lucite this durable box features a small tray in the lid that holds a recipe card for easy viewing while cooking. For yourself or your BFF, don't forget to make it extra special and personalize it with initials.

We were intrigued when we came across the American Honey Flight ($72 USD), honey produced by Artisanal Beekeepers who mysteriously and wonderfully compel honey bees to frequent one kind of flower. The distinct flavors reflect the botanical landscape of a place -- Maine Blueberry, Washington Buckwheat, Wisconsin Cranberry, are just a few examples. This set of nine viles of artisan honey make a perfect luxe gift. Warm homemade bread, real butter and artisan honey, it doesn't get any sweeter.

Don't you hate the fact that Post-It notes are rarely the right size? Well we do, and we couldn't have been happier to come across this stylish and functional Post-It Pad ($72 USD) that makes it so easy to use as little or as much of the post-it paper as required. Jot down your note, then move the stainless steel slider to the desired length and tear off. Each of the Post-It Pads are handmade in Canada, and arrive in a box perfect for gift giving.

These super cute matchbooks ($5 USD) designed by Steve Gray & Nicole Recchia hold a botanical secret inside. Just tear out a matchstick, plant it tip first in soil and you will soon have a flower or herb garden growing. Each set include the Herb and Wildflower garden packs, and of course make a great gift.

Career botanist or seasoned green thumb this Spring, plant and grow the garden you have always dreamed of. These colorful and smart "Calle" ($38 USD) gardening tools from Con & Con's are just the tools you need to make it happen. The tools interlock and can be stored in a wall-mount holder, which is designed so that it can also be stuck in soil.

The perfect gift for anyone who loves the cute and curious. The Eggling ($10 USD) first made it big in Japan where it is handmade of porous ceramic. It looks and feels just like an extra large egg, but crack its top and discover a garden ready to grow. Just water and place in a bright spot - the plants grow up to five months in the eggling, after which you can transplant directly in soil.