Top 20 Female Gardening Affiliates on Instagram (July 2026)

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18/07/2026
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1. Emily Hannon

United States

mom of 5 • style, gardening, photography • finding beauty in the in-between

Followers
19.1k
Fake followers
15.27%
Engagement rate
7.46%
Average Reel plays
19.6k
Audience gender
female
94.54%
male
5.46%
Engagement rate benchmark
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Audience location by country
United States
76.69%
Canada
3.75%
Brazil
3.67%
United Kingdom
1.93%
Australia
1.77%
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2. Erin Berkyto 🌸 Seasonal Living

Canada

Helping you live seasonally 🍁❄️🌿☀️ 🪴 Gardening 🛠️ DIY 🍽️ Food 💖 Joy 📍 Vancouver, Canada 💌 theknottygarden@gmail.com 🌱👇 FREE seed starting guide

Followers
512.3k
Fake followers
25.08%
Engagement rate
2.49%
Average Reel plays
482.3k
Audience gender
female
81.04%
male
18.96%
Top performing Reels
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  2. 🐞 Dill isn’t just for my favourite refrigerator pickles…it’s a powerhouse host plant for ladybugs! 🌿 What’s a host plant? • Provides shelter and habitat for beneficial insects • Attracts their food source • Supports biodiversity in the garden Ladybugs are carnivores, so they aren’t eating the dill itself; they’re hunting the aphids that gather there. If you’ve never seen a ladybug larva before… surprise! 🐞👀 They look nothing like the cute red adults we recognize. Larvae resemble tiny alligators and are aphid-munching machines. 🐛 Ladybug larva: can eat ~400 aphids before adulthood 🐞 Adult ladybug: can eat up to 50 aphids per day Because my garden is a Certified Wildlife Habitat, supporting biodiversity and working with the ecosystem to keep the garden healthy is really important to me. Why dill is a garden superstar 🌼🐞 • Supports beneficial insects • Helps with integrated pest management (IPM) • Pollinator-friendly • Edible and beautiful; it can even be used in bouquets! • One of the hardest working herbs in the garden 🌿 Dill growing tips: • Direct sow clusters of seeds outdoors. Dill has a long taproot and doesn’t love being transplanted. • Plant in full sun for the healthiest growth and strongest flavor. • Let some plants flower and go to seed. The blooms attract other beneficial insects and you’ll get volunteer dill next season I also get a lot of questions about Asian lady beetles. • They are true ladybugs • They’re a non-native naturalized species • They can outcompete some native ladybugs • They are officially classified as beneficial insects because they help control pests Before removing “weird looking bugs” this spring, take a closer look… you might be protecting the next generation of aphid hunters. 🐞 ♻️ Repost and share to help more people recognize and protect ladybug larvae this spring! 🌸Erin
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Engagement rate benchmark
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Audience location by country
United States
46.54%
United Kingdom
6.61%
Canada
4.54%
Australia
3.74%
Brazil
2.74%
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3. Xochi

United States

🌿Gardening ꩜ Naturopathy ꩜ Psychology 🪔 building a homestead on raw land 🐝 move with Love, cast out fear, remember why you’re here

Followers
21.6k
Fake followers
18.54%
Engagement rate
4.42%
Average Reel plays
13.3k
Audience gender
female
51.37%
male
48.63%
Top performing Reels
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  3. peak experience 🍗🌱🐝 coconut oil on the camera making it blurry sorry if you’re a vegan, who followed me after I posted that reel about how much I love to take care of animals. I do love taking care of animals and giving them the best life possible, but I also love nourishing my body properly. That being said, I do not support industrial meat, production, or industrial agriculture in general. These chicken wings are Halal and I always eat either local or organic and ethically raised meat. I believe one of the most powerful things we can do to take our power back is to have thriving local food systems. The animals in the care of the industrial agriculture system are treated horribly, whereas your local farmer probably cares for their animals to the best of their ability because they understand no creature is expendable and their livelihood depends on producing quality meat to compete with cheaper industrial options. Industrially produced meat is often shipped from all over the globe and has additives to keep it looking red and fresh even when it is expired. while your local farmer produces the highest quality meat and smaller amounts that can only be sold when its still fresh. While it may be more expensive, it is always worth it to pay a little more if you have to in order to enjoy meat that was ethically raised, and to support your local farming community. If you are a vegan that doesn’t eat meat because you don’t like the idea of consuming another creature and you don’t want to say you’ve ever harmed an animal in your life. I completely respect that. It’s when people try to say it’s worse for the environment than soy farms or any industrially produced vegetable farms, fruit farms, grains, that vegans live off of that have a massive d*ath toll of animals as a byproduct of using large industrial machines. It also simply isn’t true that it’s better for you to not consume meat products on a semi regular basis. Meat contains much much higher levels of bio available amino acids and protein for our body than plant protein. #vegan #chicken #wings #garden #luxury
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Engagement rate benchmark
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Audience location by country
United States
56.26%
India
5%
Australia
3.29%
Indonesia
2.85%
Canada
2.19%
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4. Shalini Kapruwan

India

Gardening🌸 || lifestyle || Recipes 🍲 600k + family on YouTube Grow bags & gardening must-haves👇

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5. Irene - Mama of 3 🫶🏻🇲🇲🇲🇽🇺🇸

United States

Mama of 3 🫶🏻 🌲Slow living & Country Life 🍴Cooking • Gardening (7b) • Family 📩 Irenekyw1989@gmail.com | @pnw_moms @slowlivinginthepnw

Followers
23.1k
Fake followers
14.25%
Engagement rate
2.18%
Average Reel plays
2.3k
Audience gender
female
85.93%
male
14.07%
Top performing Reels
  1. 1 196
  2. 962
  3. 881
Engagement rate benchmark
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Audience location by country
United States
49.34%
United Kingdom
14.59%
Australia
8.12%
Canada
5.17%
India
3.86%
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8. Rinki Hazra Das

India

Home Decor and Styling | Gardening | Slow Living Mini Vlogs DM for collab

Followers
147k
Fake followers
18.65%
Engagement rate
3.51%
Average Reel plays
125.7k
Audience gender
female
75.98%
male
24.02%
Engagement rate benchmark
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Audience location by country
India
79.03%
United States
4.26%
Nepal
2.11%
United Arab Emirates
1.63%
United Kingdom
1.24%
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9. VIDUSHI MALIK | Alpha vatika

India

Real and effective gardening tips l Organic gardener ,Terrace Garden Decor l 🇮🇳 Meerut 💌DM for collab | follow☝️

Followers
255.1k
Fake followers
17.75%
Engagement rate
2.01%
Average Reel plays
410.9k
Audience gender
female
53.24%
male
46.76%
Engagement rate benchmark
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Audience location by country
India
88.08%
Pakistan
2.33%
United Arab Emirates
1.42%
United States
1.08%
Brazil
1%
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10. Keely M Alvarez

United States

🌾Welcome! Gardening & cooking from scratch 🌱 Zone 10a —> 7b 🌞 Affiliate links below! Ty 💐

Followers
20.3k
Fake followers
17.61%
Engagement rate
2.12%
Average Reel plays
2.8k
Audience gender
female
91.33%
male
8.67%
Engagement rate benchmark
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Audience location by country
United States
72.49%
Australia
4.22%
Canada
4.02%
United Kingdom
3.82%
Mexico
1.06%

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11. Cyndy • Quilting, Stitching, Sewing

United States

❤️ Mama of 6 & grandma to 3 🧵 40 yrs of quilting, stitching & making for fun 🪵 Log home living, gardening & canning

Followers
94.8k
Fake followers
16.76%
Engagement rate
5.27%
Average Reel plays
173.6k
Audience gender
female
94.13%
male
5.87%
Top performing Reels
  1. 60 921
  2. 50 371
  3. 38 659
Engagement rate benchmark
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Audience location by country
United States
81.49%
Canada
6.44%
United Kingdom
2.51%
Australia
1.49%
Ireland
0.47%
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12. Jill - My Country Cottage Garden

United Kingdom

My English country cottage and garden through the seasons 🌸🌿 My love for English roses 🌸🌸 Sharing gardening inspiration, design and tips 🌱🌿

Followers
28.5k
Fake followers
21.84%
Engagement rate
5.73%
Average Reel plays
6.5k
Audience gender
female
94.59%
male
5.41%
Top performing Reels
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Engagement rate benchmark
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Audience location by country
United Kingdom
72.93%
United States
6.88%
Australia
1.89%
Italy
1.57%
Ireland
1.51%
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13. Beth Bond

United Kingdom

Navigating life & motherhood 🌸🍭💛🫧🛼🪐🏄🏼‍♀️ Cornwall UGC 💌 themamaedit@outlook.com

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14. Madison Moore

United States

The Magic of Making: sewing, illustration, gardening, writing Pattern Designer! Email questions! 💌 Newsletter @ link Hudson Valley

Followers
65.3k
Fake followers
7.71%
Engagement rate
4.86%
Average Reel plays
21k
Audience gender
female
70.38%
male
29.62%
Top performing Reels
  1. 105 209
  2. 50 853
  3. 41 238
Engagement rate benchmark
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Audience location by country
United States
87.85%
Italy
1.87%
United Kingdom
1.87%
Canada
1.4%
Spain
0.93%
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16. Tiernee Agricola

United States

mothering, making, gardening, & following Jesus raising babies in tennessee collabs: tierneeagricola@gmail.com 🧺☁️🌷👩🏼‍🌾🍞🍓

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17. Vanessa Sorella

United States

Breaking (book) Spines Like It’s Mortal Kombat Gardening😮‍💨🌿 | Gaming | Reading | 🏳️‍🌈 | TX | 35 | Mom 📖: The Republic of Thieves 🎮: Elden Ring

Followers
17.6k
Fake followers
22.45%
Engagement rate
23.53%
Average Reel plays
2k
Audience gender
female
95.39%
male
4.61%
Engagement rate benchmark
  • Median
Audience location by country
United States
60.91%
United Kingdom
9.57%
Canada
5.74%
Australia
4.16%
Brazil
1.29%
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18. Mohicka Bose

India

A collected Indian apartment with a quirky soul Business Advisor by day, Millennial Granny at heart Balcony gardening •Slow living •Timeless interiors

Followers
63.9k
Fake followers
21.61%
Engagement rate
21.4%
Average Reel plays
23.5k
Audience gender
female
87.56%
male
12.44%
Engagement rate benchmark
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Audience location by country
India
82.91%
United States
4.37%
United Arab Emirates
1.49%
United Kingdom
1.44%
Bangladesh
1.18%
Followers
19.7k
Fake followers
-
Engagement rate
3.73%
Average Reel plays
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Audience gender
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20. Maddy Dezen • Hobby Farm

United States

Hobby farming 101 Tips and tricks to help you to start, grow, and manage a hobby farm rescue animals | DIY | gardening

Followers
41.4k
Fake followers
21.17%
Engagement rate
3.57%
Average Reel plays
21.1k
Audience gender
female
91.61%
male
8.39%
Top performing Reels
  1. How-to budget to bring a horse home. Monthly & Annual Expenses: Grain: 50lb grain bag can range from $15-$60, depending on the quality of the feed. More expensive grain will have a higher mineral and vitamin count, while the cheaper types of grain are simply used to keep your horse full, not provide added health benefits. I feed Smacks @nutrenafeed ProForce Senior. It costs $29/bag and can be purchased at @tractorsupply. Hay: A square bale can range from $3-$20 depending on the type of hay, where you're located, and the time of year (we pay $8-$10 for Bermuda hay square bales). You also have the option to purchase round bales, which range from $40-$120. One round bale is about the same amount of hay as 20 square bales. Round bales are intended to feed a herd of horses. Supplements: Supplements are another thing that can range greatly in price - $15-$100. Supplements typically come in powdered or pellet form and are mixed with grain. Horse owners feed supplements to offer their horses certain nutrients that can't be found in grain or hay. My favorite place to shop for supplements is at @smartpak Farrier: a farrier is a professional who takes care of your horse's hooves. A horse's hooves are like a person's fingernails, and like fingernails, their hooves need to be trimmed every 6-12 weeks depending on your horse, whether they are in shoes or not, and the time of year (their hooves will grow faster in the summer than in the winter). Barefoot trimming costs ~$40-$60 Shoeing costs ~$65-$180 Vet Bills: Horses require vet visits at least once a year to get a physical exam, get vaccinated, have their teeth checked, and have a Coggins test run. Vets charge a flat farm fee that can range from $40-$90, and then you will have added expenses depending on what your horse needs or if they get sick or injured. Your annual vet visit will run you between $350-$450. This breakdown of costs is not all inclusive, there are a lot of other initial startup and maintenance expenses that need to be factored in, but this will give you a good starting point as you work through your budget. #horsecare #horseownership #horsecaretips #barnstyle #horseowners #horsetips
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  3. The great debate... to add or not to add goldfish to your horses' water trough? When we moved to the farm 3.5 years ago, putting goldfish in your livestock water trough was all the rage, so naturally, I had to do it too. And let me tell you, this newbie farmer felt pretty cool joining in on this trend 😆🐟. However, it's not as simple as just tossing in some goldfish and never having to clean your trough again. Searching threads on forums you will find a range of opinions on this topic, it has turned into quite the internet debate. And while there are still plenty of people that swear adding goldfish to your water trough will keep it clean, I am no longer one of them. Let me tell you why. Turns out goldfish aren't great at eating most of the types of algae that are commonly found in livestock troughs. However, I will say that they are great at eating bugs off the top of the water. Fish produce waste, adding nitrates into the water which can actually just produce more algae in your trough. Unfiltered water is not the ideal environment for goldfish and can expose them to high levels of ammonia if you do not frequently change the water. In a perfect world, goldfish can successfully help you keep your trough clean, but it requires you to create an entire ecosystem by adding different plant species, or you can purchase a filtration system. We have had our goldfish for going on 3 years now, and I'm honestly shocked they are still alive😅. I have not created an ecosystem nor have I put in a filtration system. I do, however, clean our trough out weekly and add fresh water to it daily, so long story short, even with goldfish, I'm still having to maintain our trough on a regular basis. If you decide to add goldfish to your trough, here are 2 general rules to follow: DO NOT feed them and do not put more than 1 fish per 50 gallons of water. Would I get goldfish again? No. Will I let our current goldfish live out their lives however long that may be? Absolutely. Now it's your turn, where do you stand on this goldfish in water trough debate? #farmopinion #farmdebate #horsetips #watertrough #pasturepretties #animalcare #horsecare #farmfacts #farmingtips
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Engagement rate benchmark
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Audience location by country
United States
82.59%
Canada
6.14%
Australia
2.26%
United Kingdom
1.35%
Germany
0.85%

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