These totally organic feeds and fertilisers are all derived from the most incredible naturally occurring sources, Some are produced from seaweed, sustainably harvested, and others work by establishing mycorrhizal fungi on root systems and some use worm casts from specially bred earthworms.

Biological Pest Control - using biological pest control as a method of controlling the most common - and destructive - garden pests such as slugs, aphids, whitefly, vine weevil and lawn-wrecking leatherjackets and chafer grubs - is rapidly gaining in popularity as gardeners wake up to just how an effective and natural soulution it is. Using naturally occuring nematodes, ladybirds and other predators allows you to give nature a helpling hand, and by introducing beneficial insect habitats you can encourage these little pest-munching friends to stick around.

Not only is this a proven method of pest control - nature is rarely wrong - but it's quick, clean, very easy and poses absoloutely no danger to children, pets or the environment; so make this year the time to enlist the help of hundreds of mini-marvels! To help you along the way, we've provided detailed information on when to apply the treatments and the habits of the pest you're attempting to wave goodbye to - just click on the products below to find out even more, and don't forget to view our very useful Nematode Application Chart

Haws Watering Cans are generally accepted as being the best watering cans you can buy. Haws have been manufacturing watering cans since the 1880's and the assortment of watering cans we have selected are practical for all situations, durable and also beautifully made.

“Haws watering cans are as English as fish and chips, Big Ben and rainy Bank Holidays”.
Claudine Beaumont, Telegraph Gardening, 22 April 2006

Kitchen Accessories - it's in the kitchen where all the effort we put in to growing our own vegetables and carefully protecting our fruit finally pays off - never has it been more accurate to say the proof is in the pudding! Our involvement in helping you establish, maintain and run a productive kitchen garden doesn't stop outside; we're as keen as anyone to sample that unique, fresh, home-grown taste and that's why we've sourced plenty of accessories for the gardener's kitchen.

Let's start with trugs for bringing in the harvest; move onto the garlic crock for storing cloves; we've got preserve jars for your jams, pickles and chutneys and can even help you start the whole growing cycle off again with compost crocks, kitchen-based Bokashi compost bins (for your vegetable peelings) and even recycling bags. And if that's not enough, we've even got beautiful Kew pots to finish off the kitchen look. Throw in fridge magnets and garden mugs and visitors to the kitchen will be left in no doubt that they're in an extension of the garden!

Crushing and pressing fruit to extract juice is a process rich in history, with the production of apple juice and cider stretching back to Norman times. Things have moved on a bit since then, and today, pressing your own, home-grown fruit could not be easier. Here’s what you need to get started...

If you've spent all year carefully pruning, training, spraying, feeding, watering and generally fretting about your fruit and vegetables, the very last thing you want to do is cause damage while harvesting. And imagine the distress of discovering after a few days in (what you thought were) ideal storage conditions, your carefully cultivated wares have changed from crisp, juicy and fresh produce into a rancid soggy mess.
Luckily, we've brought together the following products to help ensure you don't have to go through such an ordeal...