This beautifully sculpted metallic designed watering can, with a 1 litre capacity, is designed for indoor watering. The design of this minimalist and up to date watering can is further established with the decorative wooden triangle on the end of the handle.
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The ideal thing for spraying the house/garden plants in style, cooling yourself off in the summer or for spritzing stains on carpets, home/garden furniture or anywhere in and around the home. A stylish up to date take on the old reliable plastic sprayers, just pull back the trigger and easily spray indoor and outdoor plants. This fabulous sprayer holds a litre of water.
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A hardy annual which produces semi-double and single blooms of cerise, carmine, red, orange and yellow. Perfect for bedding, borders, containers and for cutting, pick when tightly furled. These poppies will flower all summer long, reaching a height of 23cm (9in). Sow mid spring to early summer where the plants are to grow, setting the seed 6mm (?in) deep, preferably in an open sunny position in any ordinary well drained soil.Thin the seedlings to 15-23cm (6-9in) apart when large enough to handle. Remove the flowers regularly as they fade to prolong flowering.
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The Magic Seeder takes the guess work out of seed sowing. Get perfect straight lines, and prevent seeds clumping together. Simply unclip the top barrel, fill with the seeds of your choice, clip back together and away you sow. For optimum seed dispensing hold at a slight angle and adjust thumb pressure to suit the seed size. The Magic Seeder can cope with seeds up to 2mm in size. Ideal for accurately sowing seeds in plug trays, pots or seed trays. So why don?t you get seeding with the Magic Seeder.
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These beautiful top quality teak chairs are strong and sturdy, though have a delicate slim slat design. They fold down making them perfect for storing in the garden shed until needed. Teak wood originally became popular in the 1950?s and 60s and is now making a comeback as a popular alternative to other commoner garden woods.Teak is resistant to fire, acid and alkalis and has an alluring attractive straight grain. Made using mature wood plantation teak, which comes from forests managed by the Indonesian government who are working to eradicate illegal logging. We strongly recommend that all teak furniture be treated with teak oil to preserve it.60×93x51cm length.
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Ideal for long cosmopolitan breakfasts, or chatting over brunch just the two of you, this beautiful set, exclusive to Greenfingers.com, comes as one square table and two stacking chairs. Made from durable resistance teak wood in a unique contemporary slim slat design, this set will look fabulous in a traditional or contemporary setting. Made using mature wood plantation teak, which comes from forests managed by the Indonesian government who are working to eradicate illegal logging. We strongly recommend that all teak furniture be treated with teak oil to preserve it.Table 71.2×71.2×45cm in high, chair 58×55.5×89cm high.
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This twin chamber frog/ toad house is made from FSC sourced larch and cedar timber.Encouraging frogs and toads into your garden will help your garden no end. Frogs and Toads will feed on caterpillars, slugs and snails ensuring your fruit and vegetable crops will flourish.This home provides shelter from the cold as well as shelter from predators and is ideally positioned in a shaded and quiet area near a pond.Handmade in the UK.40×21x17cm High.
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This beautiful 4-tier greenhouse with extra multipurpose cover is a great asset to your garden - especially good for those with limited space or smaller gardens. The frame is constructed of tubular steel with a PVC clear cover. Roll-up zipped panels make for easy access to your plants and the extra multi-cover gives protection from frost in winter and gives shade in summer. 69×49x159.5cm high.
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Keep your plants frost free by looking after them in this aluminium cold frame. Made from rot-proof aluminium with twin-wall polycarbonate glazing, sliding roof section plus ventilation catches, this is a fabulous home from home safe haven for your plants. Make sure the lid is closed securely when jack frost is about but on days when the sun is out you can have the lid ajar thanks to the ventilation catches allowing for natural airflow to get into the plants without full exposure to the elements. Dimensions 50×100cm. 40cm high at back and 30cm at front.
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This fabulous green house is constructed of quality aluminium and coated in green enamel coating, which does not tarnish or fade this also helps to give the greenhouse a nice look. The glazing is made of twin-wall polycarbonate, which is light, strong and safe and virtually unbreakable and easy to handle. The twin wall construction makes for an excellent growing environment as well as providing good insulation from frost. It also helps to maintain a more even temperature for better plant growth, diffuses light to prevent from scorching and is uv treated for longer life. Unlike many vendors, we include the galvanised steel base in the price. The galvanised base, which is also green coated matches the greenhouse frame. All fittings and instruction are included with the pack. When fully upright the door can be positioned at either end of the greenhouse and there is a roof vent included for ventilation purposes. To help with the strength of the model itself there are also handy roof braces for rigidity. Dimensions 6′x4′(122×183cm). 125cm high at the front and 210cm high at the back.
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