Essential summer gifts for sunny parties in Maui County

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There’s nothing worse than trying to find a gift for someone and not knowing what to get them.

To take the guesswork out of gift buying, we’ve found practical and helpful gifts for any occasion, sorted by theme to help find everything you are looking for.

Top 5 “Summer Essentials” Gifts

1) Mosquito Repellent Lawn Incense
Stake an extra-large mosquito repellent incense stick in a flower bed, planter, or directly into the yard to ward off pests. It’s powered by DEET-free natural repellent made with lemongrass oil and geraniol (from geraniums) and creates bug-fighting coverage of about 200 square feet. When a stick is done, it’s biodegradable, too.

2) Second-Skin Extra Long Garden Gloves
These extra long gardening gloves keep your hands and arms protected from sun, soil, oils and scratches. With varying lengths and added padding, Foxgloves protect hands and arms (even all the way up the elbow) against sun, soil and more, keeping busy hands safe.

3) Hammered Copper Garden Torch
Hammered Copper Table Top Outdoor Torch

4) Recycled Art Glass & Rock Rain Chain
These beautiful rain chains are handmade with 100% recycled art glass with no paint, no glaze, and no heavy chemicals. The colors will last forever and won’t fade, even under the sun.

5) Octopus Air Planter with Stand
ApricotMint: Octopus Air Planter with Stand – Carolina Blue



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