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    • Pine Cone Feeder

      Made from strong plastic resin, this lightweight and unique bird feeder features pine cone scales that are shaped like small bowls to hold bird seed. Natural Read More »
    • Courgette Seeds – F1 Tarmino

      Extremely early with deep green, cylindrical fruits 15cm (6") or more in length. Recommended for deep freezing. Harvest June-October. Tom says: A very early variety with Read More »
    • Salad Leaves Seeds – Oriental Wonders Mix

      A variety specially created for stir-fries or salads with a kick! Contains a unique and colourful mix of mustards and tatsoi. This mix of super-fast-growing baby Read More »
    • Dianthus Summer Diamond Ruby Picotee

      Dianthus Summer Diamonds Ruby Picotee will brighten your day with masses of bicoloured flowers through summer from May onwards. With a frilly edge, the ruby and Read More »
    • Coleus Seeds – Rainbow Mix

      An astonishing and beautiful array of colours with a wide variety of different leaf markings. Pinch out to produce a branching habit. Easy to grow foliage plants Read More »
    • Narcissus Erlicheer

      Deliciously fragrant and features double flowers with pure white petals and ivory centres revealing a hint of yellow. This variety can bear clusters of 6-8 spectacular Read More »
    • Campanula lactifolia Dwarf Pink

      A cottage garden favourite, this pretty plant has an abundance of rose-pink, star-shaped flowers from May to August which encourages bees and other pollinators. Dwarf Pink Read More »
    • Tomato Dora Orange

      Tomato Dora Orange is a lovely cherry tomato heart-shaped fruit. A compact tomato it is only 40cm high and ideal for growing in a container and Read More »
    • Squash Seeds – Tromboncino

      Origin: Italy. Has a long neck that’s 100% free of seeds. Looks incredibly ornamental in the garden and tastes sweeter than most regular courgettes. Sow March-May. Actually Read More »