Garden & Outdoors
Bird Apple Feeder
Wooden Seed Labels
Beebom Seedbom
Seedboms are friendly bombs filled with native British wildflower or herb seeds that grow into nectar-rich flowers that help to sustain bee, butterfly and other important insect populations. Give nature a helping hand to transform rundown, tired and unloved spaces. Very easy to use and no need to plant as Seedboms split open upon impact with the ground and grow where they land.
Sweet Pea Seed Pack: Mixed Variety
Organically grown and harvested on an allotment in Salisbury. A whole 12-month growing cycle goes into creating these wondrous seeds. Sweet peas make beautiful cut flowers, are so easy to grow and will bring you much joy next summer. Sow your sweet pea seeds anytime from October until March, two seeds to a pot. Growing sweet peas over winter will produce stronger, more robust plants. Approximately 25 seeds per pack...a perfect little gift of joy for a loved one.
Butterflybom Seedbom
Seedboms are friendly bombs filled with native British wildflower or herb seeds that grow into nectar-rich flowers that help to sustain bee, butterfly and other important insect populations. Give nature a helping hand to transform rundown, tired and unloved spaces. Very easy to use and no need to plant as Seedboms split open upon impact with the ground and grow where they land.
Bishop Twine Stand With Cutter & Green Jute
Foragebom Seedbom
Seedboms are friendly bombs filled with native British wildflower or herb seeds that grow into nectar-rich flowers that help to sustain bee, butterfly and other important insect populations. Give nature a helping hand to transform rundown, tired and unloved spaces. Very easy to use and no need to plant as Seedboms split open upon impact with the ground and grow where they land.
Seed Envelopes
Seed Tray Dibber
I Love You Seedballs
Ideal as table gifts or general presents for growing beautiful wildflowers in a window box, pot, or garden bed. These seedballs are simple to use - no gardening expertise or digging required! In the spring or autumn, just scatter the seedballs on top of the soil, leaving at least 10 cm between each one, and let nature take care of the rest. The seedballs protect the seeds from becoming a snack for birds and insects, which increases the chances of your flowers growing. Each seedball contains everything needed for the seeds to thrive, so once the ball becomes moist and the temperature is just right, your seeds will germinate! Seedballs create their own mini ecosystem, shielding the seeds from birds, ants, and slugs while providing the necessary nutrition for a strong start. This ancient seed propagation technique offers the protection that seeds need during their early growth, which is particularly beneficial for wildflowers, as their seeds often take longer to germinate and grow compared to other garden plants. Growing wildflowers is a beautiful and rewarding experience. Although it may take some time to see the full benefits, the wait is well worth it! Your display of wildflowers will become more abundant each year. Once established, these wildflowers will flourish with minimal maintenance, contributing ongoing benefits to your garden and local wildlife - a gift that keeps on giving!
Birdball™ Belle Bird Feeder: Lime
This feeder is small, simple and stylish. Easy to clean, easy to fill, and completely weather-proof so you can leave it out all year round. The modern design prevents damage to birds' feet and beaks that can be caused by mesh and wire and deters larger birds and squirrels from stealing the food. Great for feeding small garden birds, such as tits, sparrows, nuthatches and finches, both large and small fat balls, fruit, and kitchen scraps. It can even be used to hold nesting material such as wool.
Paper Pot Press
This is a great way to reduce buying more plastic (please reuse all your old plastic pots) and involve younger members of the family in gardening using torn off strips of old newspapers to make paper pots for seeds and small cuttings. Once established, the seedling or cutting can be planted out in its paper pot avoiding the disturbance of its roots. The paper pot will degrade naturally in the soil. A cost-effective and environmentally friendly way to grow your own plants from seed.