Glazed bird feeder on a pole £14.99
These glazed porcelain bird feeders are a great addition to any garden which welcomes garden friends. The porcelain has been fired at a very high temperature which means it can be left outside in all weathers. It comes with a 1m tall steel rod that can be inserted into your lawn, border or even a large pot. The feeder has a hole in the bottom to allow excess water to drain away freely after rain. Measurements: Width: 7cm Length: 13cm Height including pole: 1m tall rod (bird – 8cm extra)

Glazed leaf bird feeder on a pole £14.99
These glazed porcelain bird feeders are a great addition to any garden which welcomes garden friends. The porcelain has been fired at a very high temperature which means it can be left outside in all weathers. It comes with a 1m tall steel rod that can be inserted into your lawn, border or even a large pot. The feeder has a hole in the bottom to allow excess water to drain away freely after rain. Measurements: Width: 7cm Length: 13cm Height including pole: 1m tall rod (bird – 8cm extra)

Glazed flower bird feeder on a pole £14.99
These glazed porcelain bird feeders are a great addition to any garden which welcomes garden friends. The porcelain has been fired at a very high temperature which means it can be left outside in all weathers. It comes with a 1m tall steel rod that can be inserted into your lawn, border or even a large pot. The feeder has a hole in the bottom to allow excess water to drain away freely after rain. Measurements: Width: 7cm Length: 13cm Height including pole: 1m tall rod (bird – 8cm extra)

Pteris cretica var. albolineata (white-striped cretan brake) £11.99
Position: partial shade to full shade Soil: moist, but well-drained humus-rich soil Rate of growth: average Hardiness: frost hardy (may need winter protection) The fronds of this pretty evergreen fern have a broad white band running down the centre of each pinnae (leaflet), so it has a lightness that many of the other ferns do not. Therefore, it makes an invaluable addition to the fern or woodland garden where it will mix easily with other shade-lovers with a solid green leaf. Garden care: Incorporate lots of well-rotted leaf mould or garden compost into the planting hole. Cut back decayed fronds in winter to allow new growth to emerge.

Woodwardia fimbriata (giant chain fern) £11.99
Position: partial shade Soil: moderately fertile, dsmp soil with a neutral to acidic pH Rate of growth: average Hardiness: fully hardy (borderline, so may need winter protection in colder regions) Found colonising reliably moist spots from Mexico to southwestern Canada, this impressive evergreen fern offers height, drama and year-round interest with its large handsome, dark green foliage. Spectacular when planted beside a pond or allowed to form a sea of green in a woodland garden. Garden care: Water regularly during the growing season, ensuring that the soil or compost does not dry out while the plant is getting established. Shelter from cold, drying winds and apply a generous layer of protective mulch in autumn. Remove any tatty or damaged fronds in early spring before the new growth emerges. <br

Adiantum x mairisii (mairis’ maidenhair fern) £11.99
Position: partial shade Soil: moist, but well-drained humus-rich soil Rate of growth: average Hardiness: fully hardy If you love the look and feel of the maidenhair fern and would love to grow it outside in the garden, then this is for you. It is hardier than most (tolerating temperatures as low as -10C when established) and is very, very pretty. Its deciduous fronds emerge each spring on near-black stems, forming a frothy haze of lobed segments that add a lightness to the planting scheme. Garden care: Incorporate lots of well-rotted leaf mould or garden compost into the planting hole before planting. Keep well watered during the growing season and apply a generous layer of protective mulch around the rootball in autumn. Cut back decayed fronds in winter to allow new growth to emerge.

Doodia media (common rasp-fern) £11.99
Position: partial shade to full shade Soil: moist, but well-drained humus-rich soil Rate of growth: average Hardiness: frost hardy (may need winter protection) In spring, the new fronds emerge with a bronze flush, but as they age they turn dark green and develop a leathery texture. The colour of the stem is attractive too, being a bright red initially, but losing its intensity over time. This evergreen fern will slowly spread to form a good-sized clump, so makes excellent groundcover in a woodland garden. Garden care: Incorporate lots of well-rotted leaf mould or garden compost into the planting hole. Cut back decayed fronds in winter to allow new growth to emerge.

Arachniodes standishii (upside down fern) £11.99
Position: partial shade Soil: moist, but well-drained humus-rich soil Rate of growth: average Hardiness: fully hardy Originating from Japan and Korea, this is a beautiful and rare fern with gracefully arching evergreen fronds. These are a fresh green and have a lacy-look about them, which is set off by their glossy sheen. Perfect for a woodland floor, they also do well in pots provided they are kept well watered. Garden care: Incorporate lots of well-rotted leaf mould or garden compost into the planting hole. Cut back decayed fronds in winter to allow new growth to emerge.