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English Sparkling Wine Trio
  • £124.99

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My English Rose Hamper
  • £89.99

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Rose English Sparkling Wine
  • £54.99

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Engagement Balloon Gift
  • £14.99

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Rose English Sparkling Wine Duo
  • £99.99

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An English Celebration
  • £99.99

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English Sparkling Wine Duo
  • £79.99

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English Sparkling Wine
  • £49.99

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Physalis alkekengi
  • £2.49

Huge scarlet lanternswhich are magnificently attractive in the garden and then can be cut and dried to be used all through the winter to decorate naturally, your house. Easy, thriving in almost any soil, sun or shade. Lanterns late summer

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Thyme 'Old English'
  • £2.49

One of the most useful kitchen herbs for stews, stuffings and bouquet garni. This aromatic, evergreen thyme will grow almost anywhere in containers, rock gardens, borders, and even cracks in paving. Ideal for creating low, matt forming groundcover that will attract bees to the tiny, pink blooms. Thyme is particularly useful in coastal areas where it copes well with winds and dry conditions. Height: 30cm (12). Spread: 35cm (14).

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Physalis alkekengi var. franchetii
  • £21.99

Physalis alkekengi var. franchetii, also known as Cape Gooseberry, is a highly unusual and exotic looking plant that provides garden interest throughout the seasons. In midsummer the plant is covered in small creamy-white flowers that contrast with the oval green foliage. Later in the year they become full of berries that are inside bright red-orange papery calyces that look like Chinese lanterns. If left on the plant over winter the berries, which have been hidden inside, become visible as the calyces slowly skeletonize and end up, on frosty winter days, looking like gilded cages surrounding the berries.

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Pea 'Champion Of England' (Maincrop)
  • £11.99

This heritage variety was once regarded as the tastiest, most productive climbing pea that a gardener could grow. At lot has changed since the 1870?s but Pea 'Champion Of England' remains a fine cultivar which still deserves a place on today?s vegetable plots.

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