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10 x 8 Castle TandG Workshop Wooden Shed was £479.95 now £469.95
The BillyOh Castle Tongue and Groove Workshop is a truly wonderful building made from the more aesthetically pleasing tongue and groove cladding. This design also offers a more secure construction method over the overlap type of building.. Easy Assembly . To aid in the assembly some of the work has already been carried out for you. Each building comes with fully assembled panels and we supply a fixing kit with sufficient nails and felt to complete the roof assembly. . Construction . The walls on the building are made from strong and secure 11mm thick tongue and groove cladding so that the overall construction of the building blends naturally into your garden environment. The building is provided with pre-assembled side panels Excluding roof and floor panels . The robust framing of the building is 50mm x 25mm. . The door gable can be fitted on either of the end of the building. The window panels can also be placed on either side of the building meaning you can build this shed to how it
Thompson & Morgan reduced the price on this product today
Rudbeckia Cherry Brandy 20 plug plants was £9.99 now £4.49
The world’s first red rudbeckia and winner of the Fleuroselect Novelty Award. Rudbeckia Cherry Brandy is a superb garden plant, from T&M’s breeding, which will flower from July right the way through to the first frosts of autumn. Plants produce stunning 3 inch flowers which are excellent as a cut flower too!
Rhubarb Timperley Early was £1.99 now £0.99
Delivered as a crown the upper part of the roots of a perennial Rhubarb Timperley Early is easy to grow while the huge leaves and bright red leaf stalks make this a spectacular addition to the herbaceous border or even large containers on the patio. It is one of the best cultivars for early outdoors cropping with thick tasty stems and good flavour.Planting in Autumn or Spring this Rhubarb likes a rich soil which includes plenty of compost or manure if it is available.When planting plant so that the crown is just level with the surface of the soil. Plant firmly about 90cm apart treading the soil around the roots. Water in freely if the soil is dry and continue to do so until growth starts.It is advisable not to take stems the first growing season to allow the plant to become established. When harvesting twist stems away from the crown as they attain sufficient size but never take too many from one plant as this will weaken it. To maintain a healthy plant cease harvesting at the end of July. 1 Crown.
Greenfingers Octaganal Acacia Table £49.99
The perfect size for your garden or patio Greenfingers Octagonal Table is ideal for drinks and nibbles! It also features a parasol hole so if the sun gets too much you can take shade. This armchair is made from Acacia which is a durable hardwood known for its wonderful grain and rich colouring – this gives it a warm appearance and makes it ideal for any location. 110 x 110 x 72cm high
white fig was £12.99 now £9.99
Position: full sunSoil: will tolerate most soils, except very badly drainedRate of growth: averageOther features: medium-large, light-coloured fruit (August to September)Hardiness: fully hardy (borderline)A superb, deciduous, spreading shrub with decorative, 3- or 5- lobed, mid-green leaves. It is best grown against a south or south-west facing wall and in long hot summers masses of lighter-skinned, pear-shaped figs are produced. This fig is native to Tuscany where it’s used in a variety of dishes. The fruit is rich and sweet and ready to pick from August to September.Garden care: Plant in a 40cm (15in) pot in the ground or in lined pit to restrict root growth – unrestricted root growth leads to poor fruiting. Prune in summer, trimming all shoots back to about 5 leaves from the main stem. Remove any frost damaged or weak branches in springFigs are capable of producing three crops of fruit every year, but in our climate it is the tiny little ones that you find tucked into the leaf axils in autumn, that if protected from frosts, will go on to ripen in their second summer. Therefore if you are growing the fig for its fruit rather than its foliage, you should remove any developing fruits that are larger than a pea in autumn, and either cover the crown of the tree with a blanket of frost fleece or try to gently pack it with straw. This will keep them snug and warm throughout winter and push the plants energy into the development of the young fruits, which should grow into fully ripened figs next year.
Freesia Zest £32.99
Freesias are always popular and this is a favourite in the office. It has a beguiling fragrance and there is something joyful about the way the bright spring colours are complimented with lime green Bupleurum, lush green Salal tips and spikes of Beargrass.What you get for your money28 mixed freesias4 Buplerum5 Salal leaves1 bunch of Bear GrassOrders will be delivered between 8am and 8pm.What if we run out (click here)
They don’t have to be ordinary – Sainsbury’s Hanging Basket in available in blue for only £9.99
They’re great for planting flowers or you could go wild and plant veggies in them! Safe from the slugs as they’re hung up they will provide a great place for plants to grow!
Made from willow and coloured a nice blue they will look good outside your home! Ideal for making your front door look lovely – have one hung either side.
You can plant cherry tomatoes in these – there’s a variety that will hang nicely and you’ll be able to pick your own tomatoes from them!
Don’t forget baskets and containers need regular watering but the use of water holding gel can help.
You can even plant lettuces and other plants in them – trailing plants are traditional of course though!
Loads of great offers to help you get the most from your garden.
Barbecue & picnic – so you can enjoy eating outside! Nothing beats a barbq in the summer!
Garden lighting – stay outside as the evening draws in
Garden heating – keep warm on those cooler evenings
Kids gardening – all kids love gardening!
Planters, baskets & pots – add to your garden
Ornaments – make it look pretty
Garden sheds & structures – every garden needs a shed!
Garden power, Garden tools & accessories
Composting, recycling & water saving – do your bit for the environment
Outdoor toys – keep the kids happy
They don’t have to be ordinary – 