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Moth Repellent 100% Natural Scented Bag
Hang these bestselling natural fragrance bags in your wardrobe, or pop them into your drawers to enjoy the benefits of a natural anti-moth repellent. Experience these delightfully scented fragrance bags, a treat for you, a treatment for your clothes, and a treat for your wardrobe. Either hang a bag in your wardrobe or leave it in your drawers to repel moths and scent your clothes.
The British Isles Sea Regions Screen Print
Unframed, signed and dated, open edition screen print. Whether you are a fan of BBC Radio 4's Shipping Forecast preceded by the much loved 'Sailing By' composed by Ronald Binge in 1963, or you are a budding skipper, this print will ensure you can circumnavigate the British Isles from 'Dover' and back again via 'Dogger', 'Fair Isle', 'Malin' and 'Sole'.
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!
Gorgeous Beautiful Wonderful Signed Print (Unframed)
Ditchling Hound Patterned Paper Wrap
Printed for the Ditchling Museum of Art+Craft and is a recreation of a pattern from their St. Dominic’s Press archive incorporating a version of Eric Gill’s famous hound motif. Eric Gill helped to establish the Guild of St Joseph and St Dominic, an artist’s colony espousing principles of communal life and self-sufficiency in Ditchling in 1921. The museum, housed in the old Ditchling village schoolhouse, holds a permanent collection of the outpourings of this very active community, which was only finally disbanded in 1989.
Peace Garden Organic Herb Seeds
The Peace Garden features some of the finest stars of herbalism, celebrated for their ability to instil calm. These herbs can affect us in different ways: lemon balm and St John’s wort are known for lifting the spirits; motherwort and skullcap relax the nervous system; wood betony can help quieten the mind; and the soft, soothing effects of marshmallow can feel like a comforting embrace from Mother Nature herself. Sometimes, simply being in the presence of these plants is enough to transport you to a place of tranquillity. All of the herbs in the Peace Garden can be infused in a cup of herbal tea - fresh or dried. Lemon balm and skullcap leaves are best drunk fresh. You can make a tea from marshmallow leaves, but the real treasure is in its roots, which can be harvested in the autumn. If you’re feeling more adventurous, you can try making your own tinctures or massage oils. St John’s wort makes a beautiful deep-red oil - easily made by infusing the flowering tops in olive oil and leaving in the sun for a few weeks. The Peace Garden makes a wonderful gift for anyone in need of peace - or for yourself during the winter months when the garden lies dormant. Sowing the seeds of your Peace Garden will create a lasting sanctuary that offers calm through every season, bringing tranquillity and balance into your life all year round.
East Sussex Hastings Print
Our East Sussex Battle print by The Northern Line features the East Hill lift and Old Town and is inspired by the style of the old mid-century Penguin book covers. This Martlet Classic takes its name from the martlet bird that appears on the Sussex county flag and coat of arms. The martlet is a mythical heraldic bird, distinctive because of its lack of feet which is believed to symbolise that these birds spend their entire lives in the air! This print is an unframed, unmounted open edition.
East Sussex Battle Print
Our East Sussex Battle print by The Northern Line features Battle Abbey and is inspired by the style of the old mid-century Penguin book covers. This Martlet Classic takes its name from the martlet bird that appears on the Sussex county flag and coat of arms. The martlet is a mythical heraldic bird, distinctive because of its lack of feet which is believed to symbolise that these birds spend their entire lives in the air. This print is an unframed, unmounted open edition.
Bee Box Seedballs
Ideal as table gifts or general presents for growing beautiful bee friendly 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!
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