An eye-catching, exotic-looking new plant for your patio or garden! A charming shrub with a compact growth habit, with striking, vibrant violet flowers throughout the late summer & early autumn months, complemented by attractive, evergreen, dark green foliage & seasonal copper leaf tones. They're hardy to -5C, but we recommend you bring plants inside in winter if you live north of the M4 corridor. Flowers September-November. Height 40-50cm (16-20). Tender perennial. Attractive evergreen foliage with copper tones Hardy to -5 Large vibrant violet flowers Low water requirement At least half the height of other tibouchinas, the most compact available ...

The Tidy Tent is manufactured from a very clever Polyester & Polyurethane mix – making a quality fabric that is tough & durable, hardwearing & easy to clean. Our field trials have shown minimal colour degradation when exposed to prolonged bright sunlight. This special fabric combined with the flexible fibre-glass rod chassis, have been specifically chosen to provide a lightweight storage solution with the added benefits of being totally portable, quick to assemble & easy to store. Designed to be quick & easy to install, the Tidy Tent has a detachable zipped front panel offering you the choice of having the front open or closed – very useful in the summer months when you need to get things in & out more often. The Tidytent provides an impressive internal storage capacity (easily large enough for two adult bicycles) & folds away into into its own compact carry/storage bag. The Tidytent is 200cm wide, 167cm high & 80cm deep when erected & 54cm x 18cm x 14cm packed. ...

This practical tray has many uses in the shed, greenhouse, or even kitchen! Its high sided walls keep compost inside the spacious working area, allowing you to transplant without making a mess. It also comes complete with a useful three-sectioned shelf which rests at the rear to hold all your bits & pieces. Made from recycled material with generous dimensions: 61cm (24) x 55cm (21) x 20cm (8). ...

Tidy Tent Xtra is similar to the Tidy Tent but has a zip door at both sides allowing you to zip two together to create a larger storage space. ...

Purchase your garden ready plugs here at Dobies in packs of 12 & start growing your own tiger nuts today. Tiger nuts are an easy to grow grass that produces masses of intensely sweet tubers (not actual nuts). They are bigger than peanuts, tasting like almonds & coconut. They are easiest grown in a container. When you receive your plants, just pot them up into a container that is 10-12 large. Use a good quality compost & put some gravel at the bottom for good drainage. Keep the plants watered & feed with seaweed. Move your pots outside after the last frost & keep them in a sunny spot, alternatively they can be grown in a greenhouse or tunnel. The nuts are ready to harvest when the grass dies back naturally in the late autumn. Turn your pot upside down & shake off all the soil, then wash them thoroughly before eating. You can use the nuts fresh or dry them for later use. They can be chopped & added to any dish, they are great for smoothies or to make nut milk & nut butters. You can rehydrate them by soaking them for 24 hours. Perfect to use as a nut-free peanut alternative. ...

The perfect nutritional punch of traditional nuts without the nut! An easy to grow grass that produces masses of intently sweet tubers (not actual nuts). Bigger than peanuts, tasting like almonds & coconut, tiger nuts are a natural source of pre-biotics & classed as a superfood. Easiest grown in a container until the first frost kills the leaves, then unearth numerous nuts. Perfect to eat as a snack or on cereal, add to your baking or morning smoothie. Sow mid March-May. Harvest mid September-November. ...

The Tiger worm (Brandling worm/ Manure Worm Eisenia fetida) is very good at the rapid processing of Organic waste into nutrient rich compost, we often get asked which type of worm is best for composting, in short the answer is probably a mixture of both dendrobaena worms & tiger worms as both types have a huge appetite & both species have a slight difference in ‘needs’ so combining both dendrobaena & tigers in the wormery (they only breed with their own species & live quite happily together) ensures the wormery works efficiently. ...

The Tiger worm (Brandling worm/ Manure Worm Eisenia fetida) is very good at the rapid processing of Organic waste into nutrient rich compost, we often get asked which type of worm is best for composting, in short the answer is probably a mixture of both dendrobaena worms & tiger worms as both types have a huge appetite & both species have a slight difference in ‘needs’ so combining both dendrobaena & tigers in the wormery (they only breed with their own species & live quite happily together) ensures the wormery works efficiently. ...

The Tiger worm (Brandling worm/ Manure Worm Eisenia fetida) is very good at the rapid processing of Organic waste into nutrient rich compost, we often get asked which type of worm is best for composting, in short the answer is probably a mixture of both dendrobaena worms & tiger worms as both types have a huge appetite & both species have a slight difference in ‘needs’ so combining both dendrobaena & tigers in the wormery (they only breed with their own species & live quite happily together) ensures the wormery works efficiently. ...

The Tiger worm (Brandling worm/ Manure Worm Eisenia fetida) is very good at the rapid processing of Organic waste into nutrient rich compost, we often get asked which type of worm is best for composting, in short the answer is probably a mixture of both dendrobaena worms & tiger worms as both types have a huge appetite & both species have a slight difference in ‘needs’ so combining both dendrobaena & tigers in the wormery (they only breed with their own species & live quite happily together) ensures the wormery works efficiently. ...