Green cruiser wheelbarrow £84.99
A king among wheelbarrows! Probably the most highly regarded wheelbarrow design in the UK: perfect size, perfect balance.. Also makes a great equestrian, agricultural or landscaper’s barrow. Less than 2′ wide fits anywhere! Professional grade wheel bracket for longer life. The wheels have roller bearings that guarantee years of easy, squeak free rolling. The tyres are 4-ply with a sturdy block pattern tyre that improves traction and lasts longer with pneumatic inner tube allows you to be able to repair the tyre easily should you ever get a puncture. Square tipping bar for optimal balance when tipping or parking. Galvanised chassis to guard against scratches and ensure less rust and a longer life. it will also look good for longer. The Polypropylene tray is UV stabilised to minimise fading and prevent brittleness. Easy home assembly. Only a few bolts till you are up and rolling (spanner included in the box) Optional twin wheel conversion kit available to convert from the single to a twin wheeled wheelbarrow in less than 4 minutes (see link below) Capacity of 100-120 litres. Dimensions for the tray: 93cm long x 61cm wide x 66cm high Self assembly.

Pure soft square high pot £59.99
This Pure soft square pot is made from 100% weatherproof resin. Featuring an elevated bottom which can be filled with sand for extra stability, the base can be closed off to keep the sand in and the rain out. This pot looks great placed on its own on a patio or just as good as part of a set either side of a doorway. It can be used both indoors and outdoors, however when planting outdoors please pierce a hole on the inside of the planter, to ensure any excess water drains away. Measurements: Height: 56cm Diameter: 30cm Holds up to 10 litres Elho pots have many features which make them one of the best plastic pots to have in the garden. Lightweight therefore easy to move around. Waterproof thus these pots are easy to clean, will resist bacteria growth and prevent leaks. Being frost proof, these pots will withstand temperatures down to -20 degrees celsius. Durable and UV resistant, these pots look like new, for longer.

Hepatica nobilis (hepatica) £9.99
Position: partial shade Soil: fertile, moist but well-drained neutral to alkaline soil Rate of growth: slow growing Flowering period: March to April Hardiness: fully hardy Violet or purple, very pretty, bowl-shaped flowers, which appear with the new foliage in early spring. Plant them in bold drifts to help illuminate a woodland floor or dapple them throughout a shady rockery. Garden care: Hepaticas resent being moved, so try to plant them where they can remain undisturbed for several years. Apply a generous layer of mulch in autumn or immediately after flowering.

Euphorbia cyparissias ‘Orange Man’ (cypress spurge) £8.99
Position: full sun Soil: light, well-drained garden soil Rate of growth: vigorous Flowering period: May to July Hardiness: fully hardy In early summer, spreading mounds of feathery grey-green foliage are topped with rounded clusters of citrus-orange flowerheads. This is a gorgeous, deciduous perennial that looks great planted towards the front of a sunny border, or as part of a Mediterranean scheme. It makes excellent ground cover, but it can run amok if left unattended, so make sure the flowers are removed after they have faded, but before it sets seed if you don’t want it to spread. Garden care: When working with spurges always wear gloves since the milky sap is poisonous and a potential skin irritant.

Festuca glauca ‘Elijah Blue’ (blue fescue) £6.99
Position: full sun Soil: well-drained soil Rate of growth: average Flowering period: June to July Hardiness: fully hardy A compact, blue leaves ornamental grass, with needle-like, silvery blue-green leaves and short spikes of blue-green midsummer flowers, gradually fading to buff. Neat and rounded in shape, it looks great in a gravel garden, combined with the spires of blue and purple-flowering perennials, or with Mediterranean-style plants. To achieve the best foliage colour, these plants need lots of sun. Garden care: Comb through the plant with your fingers in winter to remove dead foliage. Container-grown specimens should be watered well when the y are establishing. Plants need replacing every few years as they become tatty- looking.