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Hand Woven Bag - Dove Grey
Hand Woven Bag - Dove Grey
    Hand woven bag that looks
    and feels like wool but
    is waterproof, mould
    resistant, easy to
    clean, hard wearing and
    has great environmentally
    friendly credentials.
    Please note the recycled
    plastic bottle yarn has
    been designed to look and
    feel like natural wool,
    so some pilling can
    occur. Hand loomed, so
    some variations in colour
    and size can be expected.
    37 x 42cm.WEAVER GREEN -
    With an estimated 35
    billion plastic bottles
    finding their way into
    our seas each year,
    Weaver Green takes
    recycled plastic bottles,
    shreds and spins the
    plastic into a colourful
    yarn, and then weaves
    the yarn into beautiful,
    soft and environmentally
    friendly rugs and
    textiles with all the
    practicality of plastic,
    but the look and feel of
    natural wool. Weaving
    partners are
    independently inspected
    to ensure safe and fair
    working conditions for
    the crafts men and women,
    and the textiles are
    finished in their Devon
    based rug rooms.
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Jacaranda - Bonsai blue
Jacaranda - Bonsai Blue
    Jacaranda Plant - Bonsai
    blueAt last, the
    world’s first compact
    Jacaranda!The Jacaranda -
    Bonsai Blue is truly a
    beautiful plant. We are
    fortunate enough to have
    complete exclusivity in
    the whole of Europe! You
    could be one of the first
    people in Europe to grow
    this fantastic plant.;If
    you have travelled to
    some far-flung places you
    may have seen the streets
    lined with huge Jacaranda
    trees growing to 20
    metres high! Arching
    overhead, enclosing you
    in a giant rip curl wave
    effect of the brightest
    blue flowers both above
    your head and below your
    feet. Around 15 years
    ago, Mr Sakai in Japan
    made a chance discovery
    of a single flowering
    branch on a young
    Jacaranda tree (they
    normally take 15 years to
    flower).;After more than
    10 years of careful
    selective breeding, Mr
    Sakai has finally
    perfected the early years
    flowering dwarf Jacaranda
    that you see here. So
    thanks to his efforts,
    we can all enjoy this
    wonderful plant in our
    own gardens or patios.The
    Jacaranda - Bonsai
    Blue’s name comes from
    the locals use in Brazil.
    This dwarf plant
    originally comes from
    Japan where it was
    cultivated to produce
    flowers much faster! Now
    native to the American
    Tropics, the Jacaranda
    will surely make for an
    amazing patio plant and
    bring an exotic flair to
    any garden display.Now at
    last UK gardeners can
    also grow and appreciate
    the soft, fern like
    foliage of this world's
    first compact Jacaranda
    but also be astonished by
    its breath-taking purple
    blooms. Preferring
    well-draining soil,
    Bonsai Blue is heat and
    drought tolerant. You
    won’t be the only one
    that loves these
    Jacaranda plants, they
    also attract butterflies,
    bees and other
    pollinating wildlife.Its
    rounded habit and
    1.25-1.5m height enable
    it to be readily
    protected from frosts
    below -2 degrees.
    Previously grown in the
    UK for their fern like
    foliage, Bonsai Blue
    will also provide
    stunning blue flowers in
    late May-June.
    Despatching June
    Onwards.To find out more
    about the Jacaranda
    Bonsai Blue's amazing
    story read more here!
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Jacaranda - Bonsai Blue
Jacaranda - Bonsai Blue
    Jacaranda Plant - Bonsai
    blue At last, the
    world’s first compact
    Jacaranda! The Jacaranda
    - Bonsai Blue is truly a
    beautiful plant. We are
    fortunate enough to have
    complete exclusivity in
    the whole of Europe! You
    could be one of the first
    people in Europe to grow
    this fantastic plant. If
    you have travelled to
    some far-flung places you
    may have seen the streets
    lined with huge Jacaranda
    trees growing to 20
    metres high! Arching
    overhead, enclosing you
    in a giant rip curl wave
    effect of the brightest
    blue flowers both above
    your head and below your
    feet. Around 15 years
    ago, Mr Sakai in Japan
    made a chance discovery
    of a single flowering
    branch on a young
    Jacaranda tree (they
    normally take 15 years to
    flower). After more than
    10 years of careful
    selective breeding, Mr
    Sakai has finally
    perfected the early years
    flowering dwarf Jacaranda
    that you see here. So
    thanks to his efforts,
    we can all enjoy this
    wonderful plant in our
    own gardens or patios.
    The Jacaranda - Bonsai
    Blue’s name comes from
    the locals use in Brazil.
    This dwarf plant
    originally comes from
    Japan where it was
    cultivated to produce
    flowers much faster! Now
    native to the American
    Tropics, the Jacaranda
    will surely make for an
    amazing patio plant and
    bring an exotic flair to
    any garden display. Now
    at last UK gardeners can
    also grow and appreciate
    the soft, fern like
    foliage of this world's
    first compact Jacaranda
    but also be astonished by
    its breath-taking purple
    blooms. Preferring
    well-draining soil,
    Bonsai Blue is heat and
    drought tolerant. You
    won’t be the only one
    that loves these
    Jacaranda plants, they
    also attract butterflies,
    bees and other
    pollinating wildlife. Its
    rounded habit and
    1.25-1.5m height enable
    it to be readily
    protected from frosts
    below -2 degrees.
    Previously grown in the
    UK for their fern like
    foliage, Bonsai Blue
    will also provide
    stunning blue flowers in
    late May-June.
    Despatching June Onwards.
    To find out more about
    the Jacaranda Bonsai
    Blue's amazing story read
    more here!
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Jack Russell Pot Feet
Jack Russell Pot Feet
    Custom designed and
    manufactured from a
    durable polyresin, these
    pot feet are frost-proof,
    UV-resistant and
    hand-painted using
    lead-free products. Set
    of three. DD.
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Jacobinia pauciflora Plant - Firefly
Jacobinia Pauciflora Plant -
Firefly
    Jacobinia pauciflora
    Firefly also known as
    Justica rizzzinii is a
    rounded evergreen shrub
    originating from Brazil
    but rarely seen in the
    UK. This highly
    attractive, compact and
    dense growing, woody
    shrub will create an
    amazing display in any
    garden or patio. The
    brightly coloured tubular
    flowers, producing small
    scarlet and yellow
    tubular flowers that are
    borne profusely over a
    long period of time from
    late December to April,
    a time of year when
    colour is always
    desperately needed in the
    garden. This shrub is
    equally at home in a
    conservatory over the
    winter months which will
    also keep the colour
    closer to the house which
    is produced from late
    winter through to early
    spring, alternatively a
    little shelter may be
    required in some areas.
    Happy in ordinary soil
    Firefly loves hot
    conditions and will grow
    in sun or partial shade.
    RHS Award of Garden Merit
    winner. Flowers
    January-early April/late
    September-December.
    Height 60-70cm. Supplied
    as a bare root in a 9cm
    pot.Our first awareness
    of this plant was on a
    small Somerset nursery
    who had bought a plant
    from Abbotsbury
    Subtropical Gardens in
    Dorset. As this and its
    Country of origin
    suggests it is not fully
    hardy and should only be
    planted outside in
    sheltered coastal areas
    in the Southern or South
    Western parts of
    England.However if you
    are fortunate enough to
    live in one of these
    favoured warmer areas or
    have a frost protected
    glasshouse or
    conservatory anywhere in
    the UK where you can
    either bring in a patio
    pot overwinter or plant
    in a permanent bed this
    variety is a stunner!
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Jacobinia pauciflora Plants - Firefly
Jacobinia Pauciflora Plants -
Firefly
    Jacobinia pauciflora
    Firefly also known as
    Justica rizzzinii is a
    rounded evergreen shrub
    originating from Brazil
    but rarely seen in the
    UK. This highly
    attractive, compact and
    dense growing, woody
    shrub will create an
    amazing display in any
    garden or patio. The
    brightly coloured tubular
    flowers, producing small
    scarlet and yellow
    tubular flowers that are
    borne profusely over a
    long period of time from
    late December to April,
    a time of year when
    colour is always
    desperately needed in the
    garden. This shrub is
    equally at home in a
    conservatory over the
    winter months which will
    also keep the colour
    closer to the house which
    is produced from late
    winter through to early
    spring, alternatively a
    little shelter may be
    required in some areas.
    Happy in ordinary soil
    Firefly loves hot
    conditions and will grow
    in sun or partial shade.
    RHS Award of Garden Merit
    winner. Flowers
    January-early April/late
    September-December.
    Height 60-70cm. Supplied
    as a bare root in a 9cm
    pot.Our first awareness
    of this plant was on a
    small Somerset nursery
    who had bought a plant
    from Abbotsbury
    Subtropical Gardens in
    Dorset. As this and its
    Country of origin
    suggests it is not fully
    hardy and should only be
    planted outside in
    sheltered coastal areas
    in the Southern or South
    Western parts of
    England.However if you
    are fortunate enough to
    live in one of these
    favoured warmer areas or
    have a frost protected
    glasshouse or
    conservatory anywhere in
    the UK where you can
    either bring in a patio
    pot overwinter or plant
    in a permanent bed this
    variety is a stunner!
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Jaipur Arbour
Jaipur Arbour
    Eastern influenced
    design, open slatted
    roof, natural timber
    finish, pressure treated
    to protect against rot,
    can be painted or stained
    if desired, easy 2
    person assembly,
    comprehensive
    instructions and all
    fittings included.
    Dimensions: external
    2075mm height, 1330mm
    width, 800mm depth. seat
    1150mm width, 420mm
    depth. Leave your arbour
    natural or why not paint
    it one of our 5 lovely
    colours? Available to UK
    Mainland only.
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£309.99
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James Wong Chilean Guava Plants + FREE Book
James Wong Chilean Guava
Plants + FREE Book
    The offer includes 3
    Chilean Guava plants & a
    FREE copy of James Wong
    Homegrown Revolution
    Book:Chilean Guava Plants
    - Rumour has it that this
    tasty little number was
    Queen Victorias favourite
    fruit! Chilean Guavas
    look like blueberries and
    taste like wild
    strawberries. A firm
    favourite amongst the
    Suttons family, they are
    absolutely delicious we
    can see why HRH was so
    fond of them. This brand
    new variety KA-POW is
    British bred, and named
    by James himself. James
    says - 'They even come
    with sweetly scented,
    powder pink
    lily-of-the-valley type
    flowers; theyre such a
    wonderful addition to any
    garden and one definitely
    not to be missed!' Latin
    Name: Myrtus ugni. Hardy
    down to -10C. Height 3m
    (10') but can be trimmed.
    Harvest from mid summer.
    3 plants supplied in 9cm
    pots.James Wong Homegrown
    Revolution Book - In his
    best-selling book,
    James' shows us a
    completely new range of
    fruit and vegetables to
    grow and eat. It is also
    packed with tasty recipes
    that you can make at home
    with the crops that you
    grow! You will learn how
    to harvest homegrown
    quinoa, your very own
    popcorn or plant a mini
    green tea plantation on
    your patio. This
    inspiring new book is
    great fun and full of
    plant wisdom. TV
    presenter and two times
    RHS medal winner James
    Wong shows that there's
    much more to grow than
    potatoes and sprouts on
    your allotment.
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James Wong Exotic Fruit Plants - Collection
James Wong Exotic Fruit Plants
- Collection
    Why not grow your very
    own exotic fruit with
    these three
    delicious-tasting
    varieties from our James
    Wong range. The
    collection contains 6
    plants (2 of each
    variety):Kaffir Lime -
    The cornerstone of
    oriental cooking! Just
    wait until you taste the
    difference between shop
    bought leaves and those
    you've picked fresh from
    your own bush. A lovely
    houseplant for a
    windowsill, which you
    can also put out on your
    patio during the summer.
    Snip off the largest,
    most mature leaves as
    required. Latin Name:
    Citrus hystrix. Supplied
    in 10cm pots.Strawberry
    Candy Cane - A delicious
    combination of 'Candy
    Floss' & 'White Surprise'
    alpine/musk strawberries.
    The scarlet variety is
    very fragrant, with an
    almost candyfloss-like
    flavour. The white is a
    wonderfully scented
    variety with the flavour
    of very sweet, ripe
    bananas. They are much
    favoured in French and
    Swiss kitchens. White
    bears its fruits in June
    and Scarlet gives a
    season-long supply of
    tasty, juicy berries.
    Ideal for hanging baskets
    where they will produce
    an abundance of delicious
    hanging fruit year after
    year. Supplied in 9cm
    pots.Fuchsia Gummi Berry
    - Easily the best kept
    South American secret
    since the map of
    Eldorado! Once prized by
    the Incas for their
    delicious fruit, the
    stunning pendant flowers
    of this ubiquitous
    hanging basket plant have
    somehow distracted us
    from the incredible
    edilbe potential of their
    shiny purple berries.
    James has selected the
    best tasting variety:
    sweet and berry-like,
    somewhere between a fig
    and a black cherry.
    Wonderful fresh, but
    delicious made into jam,
    dotted through muffins or
    cooked up with ginger and
    chilli as a tangy relish.
    Plus, the plants have
    exquisite marbled flowers
    and a semi-trailing
    habit, making them
    perfect for hanging
    baskets. Supplied in 9cm
    pots.
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James Wong Taste Sensation Plants - Collection
James Wong Taste Sensation
Plants - Collection
    For the Veg Foodie.. ..
    Trendy Veg! Bon Appetit!
    As waves of different
    foods hit our country,
    eating habits change.. .
    the trendy and 'nouvelle
    cuisine' is often a more
    delicious, more
    nutritious option for old
    and young alike! Why not
    grow these four different
    varieties that are from
    our James Wong range and
    give your cooking a taste
    sensation!Society Garlic
    - So named because it
    tastes just like
    traditional garlic but
    doesnt give you bad
    breath! The tasty stems
    and flower buds have a
    sweet, roasted garlic
    flavour and are very
    versatile; use in salads
    or egg dishes just like
    chives, or cooked into
    stir-fries, quiches and
    much more. Plant outdoors
    in sun or partial shade.
    Snip blooms throughout
    the summer. This
    beautiful, ornamental
    plant is very easy to
    grow and once established
    will keep coming back
    year after year. Latin
    Name: Tulbaghia violacea.
    1 plant supplied in a
    10cm pot.Tree Chilli -
    Small, round,
    super-charged chillies
    are fruity, colourful
    and very, very spicy
    (easily as hot as a
    habanero and with a
    similar fruity tang). The
    world's most cool-weather
    tolerant chilli. Lives
    for up to 15 years! Tree
    Chilli from Bolivia.
    Plant in May. Harvest:
    1st year - late August;
    2nd year - early July
    onwards. 2 potted
    plants.Wasabi Japonica -
    Did you know that most of
    the Wasabi we eat in the
    UK is actually a bogus
    concoction of mustard and
    horseradish? In fact,
    real Wasabi tubers lose
    their potent flavour
    within a day of being
    grated and cost an arm
    and a leg, hence the
    cheap mustard imitation!
    So growing your own is
    the perfect way to ensure
    you get an authentic
    Japanese experience. As
    well as the potent stem,
    the beautiful lily pad
    shaped leaves have a
    gentler wasabi tang and
    are fantastic wrapped
    around raw or smoked
    salmon with pickled
    ginger and a slick of
    cream cheese; exotic hors
    doeuvres your friends
    will never have tried
    before! Wasabi positively
    prefers overcast, damp,
    chilly weather, perfect!
    Plant out April-October.
    Harvest: Leaves in year
    1. Stem takes 18-24
    months to reach full size
    and flavour. 2 potted
    plants. Herb Lemon Grass
    - Central to Asian
    cuisine (especially
    Thai), lemon grass works
    well in Western dishes,
    too. Also called
    citronella or sereh, it
    grows in dense clumps,
    from which the individual
    stems are cut. Stems look
    a little like fat spring
    onions, and are composed
    of tightly packed
    grey-green leaves. The
    fragrance and flavour is
    unique - lemony, but
    sweet - and is quite
    subtle until the stalk is
    cut or bashed. Loves wet
    soil, making it the
    perfect plant for that
    damp area at the back of
    the garden where nothing
    will grow, on the
    margins of a pond, or
    even as a potted indoor
    plant as long as its toes
    are kept wet. A burst of
    flavour! Delicious
    flavours to enhance your
    cooking. Latin Name:
    Cymbopogon citratus. 1
    plant supplied in a 1
    litre pot.
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James Wong
James Wong's Homegrown
Revolution Book + 3 FREE Cha
Cha Chive Plants
    In his book, James shows
    us a completely new range
    of fruit and vegetables
    to grow and eat. It is
    also packed with tasty
    recipes that you can make
    at home with the crops
    that you grow! Hardcover.
    PLUS it comes complete
    with 3 potted plants of
    the the unusual and tasty
    Cha Cha Chives, which
    can be used just like
    ordinary chives but are
    far more attractive!
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James Wong
James Wong's Homegrown
Revolution Book + FREE SEED!
    Buy James' gardening book
    and get 6 packets of seed
    worth at least 9.99 from
    his seed range COMPLETELY
    FREE!In his best-selling
    book, James' shows us a
    completely new range of
    fruit and vegetables to
    grow and eat. It is also
    packed with tasty recipes
    that you can make at home
    with the crops that you
    grow!You will learn how
    to harvest homegrown
    quinoa, your very own
    popcorn or plant a mini
    green tea plantation on
    your patio. This
    inspiring new book is
    great fun and full of
    plant wisdom. TV
    presenter and two times
    RHS medal winner James
    Wong shows that there's
    much more to grow than
    potatoes and sprouts on
    your allotment.PLUS to
    get you going with your
    own Homegrown Revolution
    we will also send you 6
    packets of seed from the
    Homegrown Revolution seed
    range (worth at least
    9.99!) that we have
    developed with James
    (varieties will vary from
    those pictured).This
    would make the perfect
    gift for newbie growers
    to seasoned allotment
    veterans - in fact anyone
    who grows their own will
    certainly enjoy this
    fascinating book!(PLEASE
    NOTE: This book is NOT
    part of the three for two
    book deal.)
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