Multi species nest box was £7.99 now £5.99
This multi nest box has interchangeable entrance panels which makes is suitable for many species. It is open fronted which is suitable for robins, it has a 32mm hole suitable for sparrows, great tis and nuthatches. It also has a 28mm hole suitable for blue tits and flycatchers. Endorsed by the BTO (British Trust for Ornithology) and meets all the BSA (Bird Care Standards Association) standards Made from FSC wood 29cm high Interchangeable entrance panels

Heptacodium miconioides (seven son) £84.99
Position: full sun or light dappled shade Soil: moist but well-drained, neutral to acidic soil Rate of growth: average to fast Flowering period: September to November Flower colour: creamy-white Other features: the pinkish-red calyxes can remain on the plant for a couple of months Hardiness: fully hardy Clusters of scented, creamy-white flowers appear at the ends of the branches from late summer, and long after they have fallen, the pinkish-red calyxes often remain colourful, deepening to rich burgundy as they age. When not in flower the deciduous leaves are attractive in their own right. Lustrous green and deeply veined, they hang in elegant pairs along the branches, usually become tinged with claret before they fall. A member of the honeysuckle family, this multi-stemmed shrub or small tree is loved by butterflies and makes a stylish and unusual addition to the garden. Garden care: When planting incorporate lots of well-rotted garden compost in the planting hole and stake firmly. Requires minimal pruning.

Solar border ball light was £11.99 now £10.99
This solar powered border ball light has a crackle glass globe design that creates a distinctive light effect. It automatically turns on at dusk and off at dawn. Size: 105cm x 10cm White illuminated LED

Morus nigra (black mulberry) £89.99
Position: full sun Soil: moist, well-drained soil Rate of growth: slow-growing Flowering period: May to June Flower colour: inconspicuous pale green Other features: large, raspberry-like fruit (August to September) Hardiness: fully hardy A stately tree with heart-shaped leaves and delicious, slightly acidic raspberry-like fruit in late summer. The black mulberry is a long lived tree and is perfect for growing as a specimen as it has a more attractive shape than the white mulberry, with low gnarled branches. This also makes it easier to pick the sweet fruit, though it will take a number of years before it starts to produce its bumper crop. Keep in mind that these plants generally take around 7-10 years to produce fruit and ours are already 3-4 years old. Garden care: Prepare the ground well before planting. Plant in full sun out of cold, drying winds. Stake for the first few years and prune in winter, as the trees ‘bleed’ at other times of the year. Little pruning is needed however, only to remove low, dead, diseased or crossing branches.

Terracotta arc pot £59.99
A low pot with gently angled sides that provides a generous planting area, which is suitable for a wide range of salad crops, seasonal bedding or alpine plants. Hand-thrown in Turkey, this pot has classic good looks and has an excellent resistance to frost damage. We think these classic, unfussy designs work best in an English garden. Although the inspiration came from Tuscany, the pots have been made in Turkey. They are hand thrown (sometimes from 2 pieces of clay for the larger pots) by Argun and his son who are the 3rd and 4th generation of potters from the Izmir region on the Aegean coast. The clay from this area ages to a lovely patina, as the salts slowly leach to the surface. Each pot is fired to 1080 degrees C to make them as frost resistant as possible. However we would always suggest that, just to be extra safe, in the very cold months that you move empty or full pots into a sheltered spot. Our pots are all hand thrown so each pot is slightly different in thickness and shape which gives them their unique character. This pot has an extra large drainage hole the base. Available in various sizes, all sold seperately. Dimensions: Small – width 59cm x height 32cm Large – width 53cm x height 45cm

strawberry ‘Snow White’ (strawberry – mid season fruiting) was £19.99 now £14.99
Position: full sun Soil: any soil Rate of growth: fast-growing Hardiness: fully hardy Aromatic and juicy, the white fruits of this delicious new mid-season strawberry are wonderfully sweet with a pineapple-like flavour. Feast on them immediately after picking, or dress up a summer cocktail with one or two. The birds have trouble spotting them, so that means fewer get spoilt – and you get to enjoy more! Garden care: It prefers a sunny spot. In winter, protect the crowns with straw or glass.

Sarcococca confusa (sweet box) £17.99
Position: partial to deep shade Soil: moderately fertile, humus-rich, moist, well-drained soil Rate of growth: slow-growing to average Flowering period: December to March Flower colour: white Other features: the flowers are followed by spherical, glossy, black berries Hardiness: fully hardy Sweetly scented, pure white flowers from December to March and lustrous, dark green leaves. This wonderful, winter-flowering, dense, evergreen shrub is perfect for a shady border or woodland garden. To fully appreciate the fabulous, vanilla-like fragrance plant in moist, well- drained soil close to an entrance or path. Copes well with dry shade and urban-pollution. Garden care: In late winter or early spring lightly trim or prune back shoots that spoil the plant’s symmetry. After pruning apply a generous 5-7cm (2-3in) mulch of well-rotted compost around the base of the plant.

Herb collection (6 mixed herbs) (herb collection) was £29.99 now £14.99
This collection of culinary herbs has been grown in 1 litre pots. It will contain six different herbs, but the contents of the collection will vary slightly depending on the season. You could expect one of any of the following to be included in the collection: Garden mint, Mentha – the aromatic leaves are great for using in mint sauce, salads and in summer drinks. Grows to 1×1.5m Green sage, Salvia officinalis – aromatic leaves are valuable for flavouring stuffings, herbal teas and meat dishes. Grows to 80x100cm Chives, Allium schoenoprasum – the edible leaves enhance the flavour of many savoury dishes. Grows to 60x5cm Thyme, Thymus – the aromatic leaves are useful for making bouquet garni, stuffings and sauces. Grows to 30x45cm Flat-leaved parsley, Petroselinum neapolitanum – the chopped leaves are useful as a garnish and for adding to savoury sauces and fish dishes. Grows to 80x60cm Curled parsley, Petroselinum crispum – leaves are great for garnishing and for adding to sauces and fish dishes. Grows to 80x60cm Rosemary, Rosemarinus Officinalis – leaves are great for garnishing and for adding to lamb dishes and stuffing. Grows to 120x60cm Lavender, Lavandula angustifolia – flowers make an interesting addition to cakes and sweets, whilst the leaves can be used similarly to rosemary. Dried stems and flowers can also be used to decorate and perfume the home. Grows to 120x100cm Lemon verbena, Aloysia citriodora – refreshing, lemon-scented foliage, useful for herb tea and pot pourri. Plant next to sunny paths and entrances. Can grow up to 250x250cm

Terracotta rhubarb forcer £89.99
This beautiful rhubarb forcer has a practical purpose, but its classic good looks means that it will also make a beautiful garden ornament when placed out in your vegetable garden or herbaceous borders. It has a detachable lid and can be used to ‘force’ early crops like rhubarb, chicory and asparagus into producing their ready to eat harvest ahead of schedule. Dimensions: Large: Height 60cm and 37.5cm diameter base. Small: Height 50cm and 37.5cm diameter base. Each pot is fired to 1080 degrees C to make them as frost resistant as possible. However we would always suggest that, just to be extra safe, in the very cold months that you move empty or full pots into a sheltered spot. Our pots are all hand thrown so each pot is slightly different in thickness and shape which gives them their unique character.

Indoor pink hyacinths and wicker basket gift set (gift set) £9.99
Gift set includes a lined wicker basket, compost, 6 hyacinth ‘Fondant’ bulbs and growing instructions. Position: full sun or partial shade Soil: any well-drained, moderately fertile soil (for container-grown bulbs use two parts John Innes No2 compost to one part sharp grit) Rate of growth: average Flowering period: April and May Flower colour: pink Other features: all parts of the plant may cause a mild stomach upset if ingested; contact with the bulbs may cause skin irritation Hardiness: fully hardy ‘Prepared’ hyacinths have been through a sequence of cold treatments, which triggers the growing process. This means they tend to flower much earlier than ‘unprepared’ hyacinths, and they are mainly grown as indoor plants, where their strongly scented flowers will fill your room with their sweet perfume. Findant has a flowerspike is crowded with flaring, bell-shaped flowers that have a deliciously sweet scent. The petals are a soft shade of appleblossom pink, becoming paler towards the outer edge. Garden care: Using gloves plant bulbs close together (but not touching), into the basket containing bulb fibre, so their tops are just above the surface of the compost. After potting up, they will need a cool, dark period, which will encourage root growth, so pop them into a black bin liner and leave in the shed or garage. Check them occasionally to make sure the compost does not get too dry, and water them when necessary. When the growing shoot is about 5cm tall, take it out of the bag and bring the pot inside to a cool room away from direct sunlight until the leaves turn green. Afterwards they can be moved closer to the window, but if possible keep them away from central heating radiators. After they have finished flowering they can be planted outside in the garden, where they will flower again (in March or April) the following year.