Extremely early with deep green, cylindrical fruits 15cm (6) or more in length. Recommended for deep freezing. Maturing time from sowing 12 weeks. ...

Recipes & growing tips for herbs & potted fruit, with essential information on seasons, cropping times & basic plant care. More than 80 simple fresh food recipes with clever flavour-matching ideas based around a specific herb or potted fruit theme are included; delicious, easy recipes that celebrate the sheer pleasure of home cooking with herbs you've grown yourself! Hardcover, 240 pages. ...

The incubator COVATUTTO 24 Digital was conceived to allow a quick modification of the settings, & so to allow the incubation of a wide range of species. It was manufactured with excellent quality materials. The technologically advanced electronic equipment assures optimal heat & ventilation & humidity can be kept constant. ...

Enchance the productivity of your Mini Raised Bed with a cover! It has a zip-up access door, two side vent windows, & 8 ground stakes (only required if used on soft ground). Fully UV stabilised, it offers frost protection, & turns your Mini Raised Bed into a Mini Greenhouse! ...

This cowbell-shaped chime is the perfect choice for creating a little musical magic in your garden or outdoor space. Enjoy the delicate tinkling of its perfectly tuned chimes
- even in the slightest breeze! UV & weather-resistant finish. No assembly required. 62cm long.
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There are thousands of miles of Hawthorn hedging in Britain & for many good reasons
- it is native, prickly, with pretty, profuse
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There are thousands of miles of Hawthorn hedging in Britain & for many good reasons
- it is native, prickly, with pretty, profuse
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Bushes become smothered in little pink flowers which are followed by juicy, dark red berries with a distinctive tart flavour. If left unpicked the berries often remain on the bushes throughout winter, set off against attractive bronze winter foliage. Ideal for adding to a variety of dishes as well as for making preserves & traditional cranberry sauce! Supplied in a 9cm pot. ...

Crassula Hulk Well-known money plant often seen in many UK households! This well-known Money plant is one of the most popular & familiar house plants in the UK. Crassula ovata ' Hulk' is an unusual variety with interesting straight-edged foliage that tapers to a point at the end of each leaf. This lovely, evergreen succulent has a bushy but neat habit, & a moderate growth rate. Its fleshy foliage makes it extremely drought tolerant & will thrive in a sunny spot such as a windowsill. Height & spread: 30cm (12”). Grow it in full light with a little shelter from the hottest sun. An average temperature of 10- 23C (50-75F) is ideal. Water Crassula whenever necessary, allowing the compost to dry out each time. As it is succulent it stores water in its leaves so they need very little water throughout the hot summer months. Feed regularly between March & September when they are inactive growth. Reduce watering in winter. Please note: Some houseplants are toxic to pets if ingested, please seek advice from a veterinary professional if you believe it has been consumed. Ensure you take a sample of the plant with you. The size of the plant will differ depending on when in the year it is purchased – visuals are an indication only. ...

Crassula Ovata Also known as ' Jade Plant' or ' Money Plant'! Crassula Ovata well-known as the Jade plant or Money plant & is an easy-to-care & low maintenance house plant. It has glossy, fleshy leaves & thrives in a full sun position. However, it can also grow in a shady corner & the foliage will darken. The ideal plant, for time-restricted or perhaps forgetful folks as these succulents really are low maintenance indoor gardening.

Height: 200cm (79) Spread: 125cm (49). Grow Crassula in full light with some shelter from the direct sunlight as this may scorch the plant. An average temperature of 10- 23C (50-75F) is perfect. Water Crassula whenever necessary, ensuring the soil can dry out after each watering. As it is a succulent, they store water in their leaves so they use surprisingly little water during the hot summer months. House plants feed regularly between March & September when they are inactive growth. Reduce watering in winter. Please note: Some houseplants are toxic to pets if ingested, please seek advice from a veterinary professional if you believe it has been consumed. Ensure you take a sample of the plant with you. The size of the plant will differ depending on when in the year it is purchased – visuals are an indication only.

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