3ply jute twine.
Colour may vary.

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Each set contains garden twines in green and natural jute, a set of five wooden plant labels, and a vintage style pair of snips.

The perfect twine.

Super-sized large ball of Jute Twine.

2ply jute twine

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2ply jute twine

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2ply jute twine

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2ply jute twine

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natural 3ply twine.
Colour may vary.

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Pack of 3, 2ply jute twine.
Colours may vary.

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Use for:
plant pot and terrarium dressing
ground cover for garden borders and beds
drainage layer to aid run-off
surface mulch to retain moisture
natural, gentle weed and pest control

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Use for:
plant pot and terrarium dressing
ground cover for garden borders and beds
drainage layer to aid run-off
surface mulch to retain moisture
natural, gentle weed and pest control

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Use for:
plant pot and terrarium dressing
ground cover for garden borders and beds
drainage layer to aid run-off
surface mulch to retain moisture
natural, gentle weed and pest control

UK

This high nutrient compost encourages strong, vigorous, healthy, and sustainable growth. Containing high-quality products, it provides professional results. How to use this compost Do not compact the compost or make it too wet. Loosely fill the pot with the plant central in the pot. Tap firmly on a flat surface.

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For seedlings, transplants and potted plants.

Organic Compost

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Popular Culinary basil with fine aromatic flavour.
Sow: March to July.
Harvest: July onwards.

Grown for its crimson salad leaves that are sweet, tasty and strikingly attractive. The roots can also be eaten.
Sow: March to July.
Harvest: May to October.

Firm, Mid-season, pointed cabbage which is particularly good tasting.
Sow: March to April.
Harvest: Late summer to autumn.

Excellent flavoured, general purpose green sprouting calabrese with a small central head and many side shoots.
Sow: April to May.
Harvest: August to October.

Very fast growing carrot with good length and excellent colour, texture and taste.
Sow: March to August.
Harvest: July to October.

Popular, all season cauliflower, dwarf compact plants.
Sow: October or Feb to April.
Harvest: June to July

Sow: February-September. Thinly direct in growing site or in pots in greenhouse
Transplant: Thin or transplant to 15cm apart from May onwards.
Harvest: When plants are large enough

Early variety with fine, lightly-mottled greyish green fruits up to 20cm in length. Fine taste.
Sow: April to May.
Harvest: July to September.

Late maturing main crop pea.
Strong plants giving good yields of deep green pods up to 10cm in length.
Sow: March to June.
Harvest: July to September.

Perennial, culinary-herb which grows into a large woody, shrub.
Sow: March to June.
Harvest: lightly in first year.

Traditional Italian cherry tomato.
Sow: January to March.
Harvest: June to October.

Clynfyw is a 395 acre care farm in Pembrokeshire. They provide support for adults with learning disabilities and those in recovery from mental unwellness.

The wormcast compost is peat free and full of beneficial microbes which promotes healthy root growth. No green waste!!! The worms are fed only on locally sourced manure. It’s suitable for organic growing. This stuff really is the bees knees!!!

- Plants love it! It has the nutrients and structure for good root growth.
- It’s peat-free, made from vermicompost mixed with coir.
- Suitable for organic growing and has many environmental benefits.
- It’s “The Living Compost”, full of beneficial microbes.
- It doesn’t contain green waste; worms are fed on locally sourced manure.
- Growers love it! Its texture makes it easy to water and work with.

Peat free artisan compost made with worm compost and coir.

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Attractive, deep-red basil with fine, aromatic flavour. A favourite with tomato dishes and as a garnish.
Sow March - July.
Harvest July onwards.

Vigorous, hybrid basil with tolerance to Fusarium. High yielding, sweet and spicy. For use in salads, served with tomatoes and in sauces. Ht.30cm.
Sow: March-July
Harvest: July onwards

Used in Thai cooking, this basil has a unique scent and taste. Attractive purple flowers and stems.
Sow: March-July
Harvest: July onwards.

Robust, curly endive for autumn production outside. It grows vigorously and has a well filled centre. Resists the first frost well.
Sow Feb-March, harvest from June.

Basil’s part of an intrepid crime-fighting trio. But when someone needs his help, this heroic herb steps up on his own to save the day.

This delightful story for youngsters is printed on paper containing real basil seeds. So you can have lots of fun reading the story and growing your own basil together.

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Carrot loves his nice warm bed. But soon he wants to explore the big wide world. Who will help him pull up his roots and move on?

This delightful story for youngsters is printed on paper containing real carrot seeds. So you can have lots of fun reading the story and growing your own carrots together.

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Dill’s part of an intrepid crime-fighting
trio. But when a pair of dastardly onions
try to steal the town’s soil, it’s up to her
to save the day.

This delightful story for youngsters is
printed on paper containing real dill seeds.
So you can have lots of fun reading the
story and growing your own dill together.
A Read Me Seed Me book

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Letty isn’t happy with her leaves. Can her friends help her change? Or will they convince her she’s perfect just the way she is?

This delightful story for youngsters is printed on paper containing real Lettuce seeds. So you can have lots of fun reading the story and growing your own lettuce together.

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Parsley’s part of an intrepid crime-fighting trio. But when a young fan puts herself in danger, Parsley needs to pull off a daring rescue plan.

This delightful story for youngsters is printed on paper containing real parsley seeds. So you can have lots of fun reading the story and growing your own herbs together.

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With its small tool heads and long handles, this set of houseplant and terrarium tools is ideal for caring for succulents and cacti.

Bird Nuts