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  Tabarca Insect Hotel

  This beautifully designed insect hotel is ideal as a shelter for insects. Solitary bees, among other things, like to use an insect hotel. After collecting enough Read More »
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  National Trust Waterford Peanut Butter Bird Feeder

  A peanut butter feeder with a guard, just the thing if you want to stop larger birds and squirrels from taking all the food. Jars of Read More »
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  National Trust Floating Duck & Swan Food

  This food can be sprinkled on the bank or in the shallows for ducks, as well as in deeper water for swans and as it floats Read More »
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  Ribes Gooseberry ‘Hinnonmaki Red’ – 2L pot

  Produces large, sweet red fruits which (like our Green Gooseberry) are rich in provitamin A, pectin and vitamin C. Perfect for fresh summer desserts or in Read More »
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  Myrte Greeting Card Set

  This set contains 5 greeting cards with illustrations of popular garden birds, drawn by Dutch nature artist, Myrte. The illustrations are one card of each of Read More »
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  Fremantle Fat Ball Bird Feeder (Green)

  The Fremantle Fat Ball Feeder will look great in any garden or patio, big or small. The feeder has been designed to hold an impressive 8 fat Read More »
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  Rubus Raspberry ‘Golden Everest’ – 2L pot

  Golden Everest is a yellow summer raspberry that produces large, pale yellow fruit with a deliciously sweet flavour and high productivity. The fruits don’t all ripen Read More »
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  RSPB Spotlight: Foxes Book

  Hero or villain? Few animals divide opinion like the red fox. This most successful of the world’s wild canids has lived alongside people from time immemorial. Read More »
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  Buzzy® Organic Pumpkin – Uchiki Kuri (BIO)

  Sow from mid spring until early summer in open ground in a seedbed. Plant out in well manured soil. This ‘Hokkaido’ pumpkin is very decorative and Read More »
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  Buzzy® Organic Sugar Pea – Norli (BIO)

  Sow from mid April until mid May outdoors in rows. It can also grow without support. Norli is an improvement of the older variety ‘the Grace’. Read More »