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japeto.co.uk

Japeto’s expertly crafted range of authentic Japanese garden tools, Japanese Garden Hand Tools perfect for weeding, planting, digging, pruning, lopping & clipping.

burford.co.uk

Burford Garden Co. an independent and family owned emporium of plants, homewares, garden sundries, outdoor furniture and more. Nestled in the heart of the Cotswolds.

urbangrow.co.uk

Purveyors of fine horticultural equipment and garden furnishings. We source premium gardening equipment for use at home or at the allotment. Garden equipment and Storage from Potting Sheds, Garden Sheds, Greenhouses, Corten Steel Planters, Heated Propagators and Gardening Tools.

rosie-loves.co.uk

Hand woven baskets & bags from seagrass totes to willow garden trugs, string bags to garden tool bags. Personalised holdalls for gifting to foraging & shopper baskets.

tinkerandfix.co.uk

We're really proud that the Liggoo light set has, for the second year running been listed by the 'IndyBest' review from The Independent newspaper as one of the top 10 torches!  Last year it was awarded 'best buy' and they described the Liggoo as being ‘by far and away the most versatile torch here, there is nothing the Liggoo can’t do.”  This year, it's been given the accolade of 'best torch for DIY' and the review says: "highly recommended if you're after a torch that can serve many purposes." (if you want to read the full review - it's here: The IndyBest review) Being able to see what you are doing is critical to an effective tinker... if you’ve ever spent time under a car trying to see a nut or under the kitchen sink fixing a leak then you’ll know that head torches make sense.  Most head torches are designed for the outdoor market - for use whilst hiking or around campsites.  That’s great - but they are often over designed, have a focused beam pattern and a lot of the time are too bright.  If you are looking for a bolt head 2 ft in front of you, having enough Lumens to light up the side of a mountain can actually be an issue. I’ve found Liggoo to work perfectly as a head torch or as a spot light using its hook or magnetic clip.  The main torch unit uses 3 LED's to produce a wide beam pattern that's perfect for illuminating your work area.  The torch has four settings - three different brightnesses and a flash setting.  These are selected by a pressure switch in the centre of the light.  These sorts of switches are a little unusual and there is a knack to using them that can take a couple of attempts to get used to.  The brightest setting is 150 Lumens which gives a 1.5hr run time - 6 hrs on the lowest setting. Recharging is via the supplied micro-USB cable.  Whilst I much prefer a rechargable light there is one draw back to them - you need to have a power source to charge them.  I mainly use mine around the workshop and house, so charging is not an issue.  If yo

shop.kew.org

A stunning reproduction of a mixed-media drawing by Henry Moore titled Internal/External Forms: Ideas for Sculpture. Created around 1948, the work reflects Moore’s enduring fascination with the interplay between sheltered inner forms and the protective outer structures that surround them. Produced to accompany the exhibition Henry Moore: Monumental Nature, held at Kew Gardens from May 2026, this piece brings together organic form, texture and abstraction in Moore’s unmistakable style.

thechattygardener.com

The Flower Thesaurus is a guide to using colour effectively when planning garden borders.

goodeeworld.com

Join Goodee on a journey towards discovering curated products and content by designers who believe in doing good. It’s a marketplace built for a better world.

stemandgreen.co.uk

Naturally grown and arranged seasonal English flowers.

japaneseworkwear.com

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