10 Easter Gift Ideas for 2023

This tall and many-leafed silk plant would make a great addition to a living room or for an office. The long, green waxy leaves of these plants are welcoming. Also called the "dragon plant", it is believed to ward off any chaotic or dark spirits that would try to enter the home.

Few things say "spring" like a hanging basket of overflowing petals. The faux geranium petals in this basket are a cheerful claret color, and the accompanying leaves are shiny and joyful. There are many species of geranium, but this basket is just right for an Easter gift. Geraniums are symbols for coming together in one mind: and for joining together in harmony.

Would you like to give someone a centerpiece? This one would match just about any type of décor. This artificial Pothos plant has a plethora of shiny, heart-shaped leaves and a restful appearance. These glorious greens symbolize good fortune, pursuit of dreams and wealth. Also known as "the Devil's Ivy," they may be a good gift for someone to place in their store.

Two words that describe the reaction of the apostles on Easter morning are: "morning glory" - and these glorious silk violet petals reflect the royal splendor of the resurrection. Even some of the leaves are tinted purple, in this arrangement. It's no wonder they symbolize the longing of man to commune with God, and the glory of living in His Love.

When you look at these fake ferns, you can imagine they're being blown around by the wind. Despite their hectic appearance, you can also imagine they will shelter you. The feathery fronds of these light green ferns are planted in a basket of faux moss. Ferns symbolize good luck and provide a calming effect.

These towering silk blooms provide a perfect symbol of the resurrection. You can choose a robust scarlet bromeliad, or a subdued tawny yellow bloom. They are displayed in a glass vase, with liquid illusion. They were symbolic, in the Aztec and Mayan culture, as a gift from the gods. They stood for the protection and sanctuary provided by their gods.

One of the most popular house plants, this faux dieffenbachia has dark green and pale-yellow leaves. This plant will grace a large room or office easily and bring a spirit of rejoicing to its owner. In its native Brazil, it's known as "dumb cane." It gets its name because if eaten, it causes a swollen mouth in people and animals - causing them to be unable to speak.

These silk roselike blossoms provide a jewel-like presence and are backed by a plentiful amount of dark green leaves. They are displayed in a hand-woven basket that will grace any room. These petals are bright orangish red. The flowers symbolize purity and gratitude. They are a traditional gift for anniversaries, but their celebratory appearance makes them a good Easter gift.

The bright green and yellow leaves of this exuberant faux plant are a great choice for a springtime gift. This set of six plants offers you long, feather-shaped leaves with yellow streaks. These are great gifts that would fit just about anywhere. Also called spiderwort; these leafy plants symbolize optimism and immortality.

With this choice, you get three blossom-laden plants, in slate-colored planters. Each of the plants include a spattering of hundreds of tiny blooms which resemble the surface of daffodils. This set includes a bright yellow plant, as well as a violet and a garnet-colored plant. In their native Madagascar, they are sometimes called Flaming Katy's. Kalanchoe flowers symbolize strength, endurance and survival. They are also traditionally given as get-well gifts.