Don't Forget To Change Your Clocks!

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This weekend the clocks go forward as we leap into British Summertime. We cannot wait for the longer days and brighter evenings; spending time in the garden after work and whiling away weekends outside with family and friends.

With pottering in the garden very much in mind we are thrilled with our new gift range, every item is perfectly suited to those who indulge in a little genteel gardening.Each item is presented in a gift box complete with seeds, plant markers, growing instructions and recipes enabling you to grow the necessary ingredients yourself, should you so decide.Every item is beautifully designed and represents wonderful value for money, they make perfect host(ess) presents and are excellent non-calorific gifts for Easter.

Cast Iron Herb & Flower Dryer £15

This hard to come by item is perfect for gardeners and cooks like. Use to dry herbs and flowers from your garden and allotment or simply dress with pre-dried bunches. No seeds with this item, but it is so useful. We use ours for garlic as well as blooms straight from the bush.
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Cookbook Stand £30
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No seeds with this item, but it is so useful especially with its weighted cords that keep you book open.

Glass Tea Pot with Glass Infuser £35
This elegant glass teapot is the perfect product for making untainted cups of tea. The glass filter infuser can be used with traditional leaves or herbs picked straight from your garden. Complete with mint seeds, plant marker and growing instructions. In fact looking at this I must buy one today. It is a while since we tested it and it is sensational.
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Ceramic Bowl with Servers £35

There can be nothing more satisfying than quite literally enjoying the fruits of your labours and there can be no more elegant vessels from which to enjoy them than this! Complete with salad seeds, plant makers and growing tips. Who would not be thrilled with this gift?
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Mezzaluna £25
Double blade mezzaluna with chopping board, herb seeds, plant markers and growing instructions.
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Mojito Set £15
This two glass Mojito Kit comes with wooden herb crusher, mint seeds, plant marker, growing instructions and recipe card.
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3 Jar Preserving Set £12
This set of three preserving jars comes with strawberry seeds, growing instructions, plant marker and a delicious jam recipe.
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Tea For Two Minus Bugs Plus Kept Warm £15 = Satisfaction
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British Summer Time: Bring It On!

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