As an English gardener, I can attest that we are pretty easy to please when it comes to gifts.
As an English gardener, I can attest that we are pretty easy to please when it comes to gifts.
A Nunki Weeder has a beech handle and a sharp, curved bronze blade; £30 at Modern Mint.
A Nunki Weeder has a beech handle and a sharp, curved bronze blade; £30 at Modern Mint.
Copper Tools
Copper Tools
Ampholia Pot
Ampholia Pot
A small handmade terra cotta Ampholia Poterie Anduze Vase named after the town in the south of France from which it originated is £75 at Petersham Nurseries.
A small handmade terra cotta Ampholia Poterie Anduze Vase named after the town in the south of France from which it originated is £75 at Petersham Nurseries.
A Muntons Lobster Pot plant support cage, suitable for training clematis vines or roses, is available in two sizes at prices ranging from £165 to £195 depending on size at Muntons.
A Muntons Lobster Pot plant support cage, suitable for training clematis vines or roses, is available in two sizes at prices ranging from £165 to £195 depending on size at Muntons.
Copper Plant Markers
Copper Plant Markers
A pack of 10 Obar Copper Plant Labels is £4 from Rowen & Wren.
A pack of 10 Obar Copper Plant Labels is £4 from Rowen & Wren.
Gardener’s Kit Bag
Gardener’s Kit Bag
Short-listed at the Chelsea Flower Show as Garden Product of the Year and made at the request of garden designer Amanda Evans, a Back Door Gardening Bag is made of canvas and jute; £19.50 (custom sizes available on request).
Short-listed at the Chelsea Flower Show as Garden Product of the Year and made at the request of garden designer Amanda Evans, a Back Door Gardening Bag is made of canvas and jute; £19.50 (custom sizes available on request).
Great Dixter Study Day
Great Dixter Study Day
Any day at Great Dixter in East Sussex is time well spent; known as one of England’s great gardens and home to well-loved garden writer (and gardener) Christopher Lloyd, it is managed by head gardener Fergus Garrett, who worked with Lloyd until his death in 2006.
Any day at Great Dixter in East Sussex is time well spent; known as one of England’s great gardens and home to well-loved garden writer (and gardener) Christopher Lloyd, it is managed by head gardener Fergus Garrett, who worked with Lloyd until his death in 2006.
