Angry Birds Lunchbag was £6.65 now £4.75
This lunchbag is a must for any Angry Birds fan, sporting a colourful design inspired by the hugely popular computer game. Made from thermally insulated PEVA, it’ll help to keep packed lunches cooler and fresher for longer.

Barlow Tyrie Arizona Small Outdoor Ottomans £545.00
At home indoors and out, this deep seating ottoman is practical and comfortable. An attractive addition to your garden or conservatory, it works well alone and matched with other units from the Arizona range. Made from synthetic wicker over an aluminium frame, it’s resistant to sun and rain and requires minimum maintenance. Outdoor seat cushion included.

Makita UC4020A/2 Electric Chain Saw 400mm Bar Length 1800w 240v £175.20
DIY enthusiasts and tradesmen choose MAKITA electric chainsaws for their combinationof power, comprehensive safety features and largely maintenance-free construction.Every model in the range is equipped with the SafetyMatic chain brake and au…

Scabious Pink Mist 1 Plant 1.5 Litre Pot £25.98
Perfect for use as cut flowersProduces masses of pink flowers from late spring throughout the Summer. Attracts butterflies and bees and is ideal for rock gardens. These Scabious are also perfect for use as cut flowers.

Windowsill Tomato Scarlet 10 Seeds £2.99
Great for your windowsillWell these Sweet & Neat Windowsill Tomatoes are perfect for you. Compact enough to grow in a small pot on the windowsill or in the conservatory

Wellies -Traditional Navy was £34.99 now £25.99
These traditional length Wellington boots have a cushioned insole and are lined for comfort. Made from 100% natural rubber these boots have an adjustable strap for secure fit. Contoured for comfort with reinforced seams for strength and a steel shank for added support. Available in sizes 3-12 please choose your size carefully below.

Jacobi Jayne Birdbath Raft £14.99
Transform your garden pot barrel or pond into the perfect bird bath with a Jacobi Jayne Birdbath Raft! Now you can offer visiting wild birds an attractive drinking and bathing station. Even if you have got a pond the chances are that it is not suitable for birds that favour a shallow water source without steep sides. It is important to offer fresh water for garden birds all year round. This birdbath raft provides a sure foothold for wild birds as well as the perfect depth of water. Durable easy to clean and great value this is a great way to provide a source of drinking and bathing water for your feathered friends and it creates an instant water feature at the same time. The location of your garden and the type of vegetation immediately around it will determine what birds will visit your bird bath and in what numbers. Siting of the bath is very important – birds will only use it if they feel safe. Birds get excited and pre-occupied about bathing and tend to be more vulnerable than at other times. Make sure birds have clear visibility as they bathe with bushes or trees nearby to provide cover if alarmed and perches to use when preening.Dimensions: 36cm diameter x H3cm

Eremurus stenophyllus (foxtail lily bulbs) was £1.99 now £1.49
Position: full sun Soil: fertile, sandy, well-drained soil Rate of growth: average Flowering period: June and July Flower colour: dark yellow Other features: strap shaped, bluish green leaves Hardiness: fully hardy Soaring, slender spikes of dark yellow flowers in early and midsummer rising above strap shaped, bluish-green leaves. This spectacular foxtail lily is perfect for creating a bold statement in a sunny, well-drained border. The yellow flowers open from the base of the spike and darken as they age, creating a two-tone effect. It’s best partnered with other late spring flowering perennials and tall grasses which help to mask the plant’s short lived foliage. Foxtail lilies need to be planted in fertile but well-drained soil with the crown not far below soil level. They start to grow in late winter and spring, gathering their strength before they produce their towering flower spikes in summer. Each flower spike has hundreds of flowers which open from the bottom upwards, creating a stunning effect. They thrive in the sunniest spot in the garden, especially if the base of the plant isn’t shaded as this can decrease the number of flowering spikes produced. Garden care: In September every three to five years carefully lift and divide congested clumps. Replant the strongest crown on a layer of sharp grit, spreading out the roots and covering them with a thin (5cm/2in) layer of soil. In frost-prone areas cover with a dry mulch of fern leaves.

Rosmarinus officinalis (rosemary) £4.99
Position: full sun Soil: well-drained soil Rate of growth: average Flowering period: May to June Flower colour: purple blue Other features: leaves may be used to flavour lamb, pork and roasted vegetables Hardiness: fully hardy Upright spikes of aromatic, dark green leaves topped with purple blue flowers, from mid spring to early summer. This compact form of rosemary makes a fabulous, low, evergreen, flowering hedge for a sunny, well-drained site. It may be clipped into shape, retaining the young leaves for flavouring roasted vegetables, lamb and pork. Garden care: To ensure a plentiful supply of young, succulent leaves for culinary use gather the leaves regularly and prune each spring.