Orla Kiely Linear Stem Melamine Beaker £5.00
A durable beaker that takes you from picnic to party in retro chic fashion. A brilliant way to introduce pops of pattern and colour to your al fresco spread, with each tumbler resilient enough to withstand eager children

Flymo FLY061 Replacement Spool & Line for Powertrim & Contour 600HD Grass Trimmers £7.49
Flymo spool and line (Double Auto)Fits Powertrim/Contour 600HD grass trimmers….

Autumn Bulbs – English Grown Bluebell-7 Bulbs £2.99
These English Grown Bluebells are perfect for naturalising in borders wild gardens and between shrubs and trees. They like sun or partial shade and a well drained soil with plenty of humes such as leaf mould or compost. These bulbs are hardy and require no special attention. They flower May/June at a height of 30cm. Pack of 7 bulbs.

Yeoman Carbon Steel Dibber £3.9500
This great value dibber makes planting seeds and small bulbs simple. Featuring a durable carbon steel end with wooden handle. Featuring the revised Yeoman colour scheme, and carbon steel finish, makes this hand tool great value for money.

Weber Q Barbecue Cover £29.99
Designed for all Weber’s "Q" series barbecues, this nylon cover is designed for an outdoor life. Robust enough to handle all weather, including rain and snow, it will keep your Weber barbecue looking clean and shiny year-round.

Strahl Vivaldi Highball £7.00
Highball glass made from high quality polycarbonate – a remarkable material with the weight, clarity and brilliance of crystal and the added advantage of being virtually unbreakable.

Kids Chair with Parasol – Pink was £14.99 now £7.99
Especially for children this pink Kids Chair with Parasol will make them feel extra special and allow them to sit with ease rather than struggle on a bigger chair. The parasol offers shelter from the sun and allows your child to relax in the garden in comfort. It is made from powder coated quality steel using water resistant 180g/m

Autumn Bulbs-Sparaxis ‘Harlequin Flower’- 25 Bulbs £1.99
Ideal for borders and rockeries these Sparaxis( a member of the Iris family) or Harlequin flowers produce an amazing diversity of colours and look wonderful in rockeries borders and beds. An excellent choice for brightening up your garden in the summer. Type: Half HardyBulb size: 4upFlowering period: Jul-Aug Height: 25cm Ideal for: Beds borders rockeriesPreferred planting position: SunPreferred soil type: Well drained fertileQuantity: 25 bulbs

Hydrangea arborescens ‘Annabelle’ (sevenbark) was £16.99 now £11.99
Position: full sun or partial shade Soil: moist, well-drained, moderately fertile, humus-rich soil Rate of growth: average Flowering period: July to September Hardiness: fully hardy One of the loveliest hydrangeas, this has huge globes of tightly packed, creamy white bracts that look like giant snowballs in late summer. As autumn progress es, the blowsy flowerheads fade to pale lime and the dark green, pointed leaves turn soft yellow. It has an upright habit and makes a breathtaking feature in a wide, partly shady border, particularly when planted in groups or with other hydrangeas. The flowerheads are a popular choice for dried flower arrangements . Contact with the foliage may aggrevate skin allergies. Garden care: Hydrangeas do not like to dry out. In dry weather, soak the roots with a hose and the plant will usually recover. Remove faded flowerh eads in spring after the danger of frosts, cutting back the flowered stems to a strong pair of buds. Take out misplaced or diseased shoots. Mulch young plant s with a well-rotted manure or compost in spring. Once established, remove a quarter to a third of the shoots to the base of the plant.

chestnut ‘Marhlac’ (chestnut) £34.99
Position: full sun or partial shade Soil: deep, loamy, well-drained soil with a slightly acidic pH Rate of growth: fast-growing Flowering period: April and May Hardiness: fully hardy If you like the idea of roasting chestnuts, then this handsome tree will provide you will bucket-fulls when it has had a chance to become established (usually after 5 or more years). It is an early to mid-season hybrid variety, which is a vigorous grower, and it will produce large, mahogany-red nuts, that store well after being harvested. It is partially self-fertile, so does not need a pollination partner, but it will produce an even bigger crop if there is another chestnut planted nearby. Garden care: Remove crossing or wayward branches when dormant in late winter or early spring. When roasting the nuts, make sure you prick them first to stop them ‘exploding’.