Sweet Pea Seed Pack: Mixed Variety

£3.50
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.  

Shampoo Bar 95g (naked): Lavender & Tea Tree

£3.25
The castor oil in this nourishing shampoo bar produces a gorgeous creamy lather that conditions and cares for your hair. Lavender and tea tree essential oils refresh and cleanse due to their natural antibacterial properties. Looks great on a vintage plate or soap dish in the bathroom, kitchen, downstairs loo, utility room, or take it away wrapped in one of our small beeswax or vegan wax wraps.

Butterflybom Seedbom

£3.95
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.  

Blue Hare Tea Plate

£14.95
Running through meadows and forests, memories of secret gardens and a general love of the outdoors inspired this design with hues of sage green and cornflower blue hand sponged onto English earthenware finished with unleaded glaze. The colours will sit well with any collection of blue and white china. This generous tea plate is a  superb accompaniment to our matching cup and saucer for cakes, scones, sandwiches or your favourite treat.

Bishop Twine Stand With Cutter & Green Jute

£26.99
This twine stand features a built-in blade to cut your lengths of jute twine without having to fumble for a knife or scissors. Great for tying in plants......and for playing with the cat!

Birthday Calendar: Dogs & Doodles

£14.50
This is a perpetual dog calendar to record all your special annual dates in one place. A perpetual calendar is one that you keep year after year saving you from having to write down all those birthdays at the start of each new year. This is a perfect gift for dog lovers.

Red Tartan ‘Shit Happens’ Harris Tweed Doggy Bag Dispenser

£14.50
For the poshest of pooches, their very own Harris Tweed doggie bag dispenser. A great gift for dog lovers and new dog owners to ensure they always have an emergency stash of poo bags, and in style! Harris Tweed is only produced on the islands of Harris and Lewis in the Outer Hebrides and is the most sought after tweed. Guaranteed to bring a smile, the little pouch can attach to your dog's lead or your keyring so you are always prepared for when shit happens...and it usually does!

Cat Family Embroidery Kit

£28.00
This kit has everything you need to make up this family of different coloured and sized cats, except the stuffing. Try reusing old, unusable pairs of tights, or an old, worn-out wool jumper cut into pieces as stuffing.

Seville Orange Marmalade

£5.50
A delicious marmalade, made in small batches in a small British kitchen. Enjoy on thick, hot toasted and buttered homemade bread.

Garden Design Linen Tea Towel: Duck Egg Blue

£18.00
This lovely linen tea towel is the perfect cloth for drying dishes and is great for glasses too. Being lint-free means you can dry glasses, crockery and pans without annoying smears or unwanted fluff. The cloth will soften with age and use. Great for gardeners, florists and linen lovers.

Cornish Honeycomb Bean To Bar Milk Chocolate 50%

£6.95
Real Cornish honey, from Jonathan and Louisa, made into small-batch honeycomb until crisp and golden, then folded through creamy milk chocolate. Tasting notes: Honey - toffee - toasted hazelnut

Seasonal Guide to British Fruit & Vegetables Tea Towel

£11.00
Most people know that eating seasonally makes sense. Not only is it more nutritious, but it is also better for the planet. But what is in season when? Supermarket shopping aisles give a false impression with so much on offer imported from all around the world. This month-by-month guide to 74 common British fruits and vegetables highlights when they are at their seasonal best so you can buy local and in season, or even grow your own!