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Sustainable Wool Garden Products
Natural Wool Slug Pellets (500g)
Wool Pots (Pack of 10)
Wool Twine (100m)
Wool Twine (35m)
Wool Twine Gift Box (Heather)
Wool Twine Gift Box (Soft & Natural)
Grow Your Own
Mini Wooden Seed Dibber
Biodegradable Seed Trays (Small)
Biodegradable Seed Trays (Large)
Biodegradable Grow Pots (Small)
Biodegradable Grow Pots (Medium)
Biodegradable Grow Pots (Large)
Wooden Plant Labels (Pack of 20)
Bamboo Plant Labels with Cotton Bag (Pack of 25)
Wooden Seed Sowing Chute
Wooden Pot Tamper (Round)
Wooden Seed Tray Tamper (Square)
Wool Pots (Pack of 10)
Echoes Bird Bath
The Echoes Bird Bath is a beautiful, natural bird bath with a mottled green, stepped, ripple-effect design which also functions as extra footing or grip for garden birds. It is made from frost-resistant glazed terracotta and features this poem from William Blake around the rim:
‘To see a world in a grain of sand and heaven in a wildflower, hold infinity in the palm of your hand and eternity in an hour.’
The bird bath comes with three glazed feet which can be used to raise the bath slightly above ground. This also helps to prevent frost damage.
Bird baths make an attractive and enjoyable addition to your garden. They provide garden birds with a vital source of water for both drinking and bathing in hot and dry weather as well as in cold weather, particularly when natural sources of water are frozen. Bathing forms an important part of feather maintenance for birds, making it easier for them to preen.
How to use:
Place the bird bath on a level surface. Birds like to have clear visibility and nearby bushes as they bathe to provide cover if they feel alarmed. Ensure cats cannot use the cover to attack birds. You could try placing the bath at different sites in the garden to see which one is most popular. Rinse out and change the water daily with a good scrub and clean once a week, too, making sure any cleaning residues are completely washed away. This is to ensure risk of disease is minimised.
- Dimensions: 5.5 cm x 34 cm x 34 cm
- Weight: 2.8 kg
Digging, Weeding & Cultivating
Spear & Jackson Kew Gardens Garden Trowel
Spear & Jackson Kew Gardens Hand Fork
Spear & Jackson Kew Gardens Midi Garden Trowel
Spear & Jackson Kew Gardens Midi Hand Fork
Spear & Jackson Kew Gardens Midi 3 Prong Cultivator
Spear & Jackson Kew Gardens Midi Onion Hoe
Spear & Jackson Kew Gardens Transplanting Trowel
Spear & Jackson Kew Gardens Planting & Weeding Knife
Spear & Jackson Kew Gardens Dutch Style Garden Trowel
Spear & Jackson Kew Gardens Flower Spade
Spear & Jackson Kew Gardens Soil Scoop
Wildlife Guides
Discover the beautiful and fascinating wildlife in your garden and neighbourhood.
WildID Guides - Butterflies of Britain & Ireland
WildID Guides - Bees of Britain
WildID Guides - Ladybirds of the British Isles
WildID Guides - Dragonflies & Damselflies
WildID Guides - Day-Flying Moths of Britain
WildID Guides - Hawkmoths of the British Isles
WildID Guides - Park & Garden Birds
WildID Guides - Land Mammals of Britain
WildID Guides - Common Trees
WildID Guides - Garden Bugs & Beasties
WildID Guides - British Bats
WildID Guides - House & Garden Spiders
Gardening Thoughts & Tips
Wildflower meadows and how to create them in your garden
Traditionally managed hay meadows are now exceptionally rare in the UK as well as highly fragmented, with over 97% of them having vanished since the 1930’s. While lawns can be great spaces for a range of activities, like picnics and games, perfectly manicured lawns are effectively ecological or ‘green’ deserts lacking in diversity of plant and animal species. In contrast, wildflower meadows are massively biodiverse and support many pollinators, birds and other wildlife.
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