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Bird Bath, Feeding Table, Solar Light & PlanterBird Bath, Feeding Table & Planter by Day - Solar light by night! This bird bath and feeding table makes a wonderful gift for anyone who enjoys 'our feathered friends'. Use a wide variety of feeds to attract more species of birds to the garden. Unlike wooden bird feeding tables, the weatherproof resin moulding will not rot over time or lose its attractive 'verdigris' effect.When darkness falls, the solar light in the roof comes on automatically. The solar panel recharges the batteries and these provide about eight hours of light. 50cm diameter bath. Plants not included. More info |
Potato Cleaning GlovesThis handy pair of gloves is specially designed to make easy work of cleaning soil off potatoes before use or storage. You'll wonder how you managed without them! More info |
DVD - Chelsea CelebrationA celebration of the world famous flower show. Packed full with DVD extras including gardening tips, celebrities at Chelsea and a history of Chelsea. Running time - 80 minutes. More info |
Greatest Gardening Tips in the WorldThis great book is packed full of ideas and tips, from dealing with pests diseases and growing bigger plants to ways to save money in the garden.By Steve Brookes. More info |
Tiffany Solar LightsBring your garden to life at night!No wires or plugs, no electricity charges. The lamps turn on automatically when darkness falls and give approximately eight hours of light from full charge. Rechargeable batteries supplied and fitted. Place them in any soft surface, ideal for paths and garden borders, or on the patio. Weatherproof for year round performance. Comes complete with a 63cm (25 ) 'shepherd's crook' pole which can be inserted into any soft ground. Lamp size 15.5cm (6") high, 14.5cm (6") wide. More info |
SecateursA must-have item for every gardener - ideal for hard pruning of summer-flowering species and cultivars in late winter, as well as light pruining after flowering of the species and cultivars which flower during winter or early spring and of late spring/early summer flowering large flowered cultivars before they commence growth during late winter. More info |