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| Weather Tree | |
 | Global warming - fact or myth? Fill in this inventive weather tree which has the 12 months in branches and 365 days of the year in leaves. Select five colours which represent the key (not shown) to give an interesting and accurate record of the weather for the whole year. Choose one colour for sun, one for rain, cloudy days and so on and fill in the leaves. Edge them with shades of blue and gray for wind, and add the temperatures if you have a thermometer. £5 p.p |
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| SHOWA gloves | |
 | SHOWA gloves were handed round at the Garden club. Immediately the female members snapped up every pair. No more hiding nicked and scratched hands under the table. SHOWA uses a unique patented process moulding the textured latex palm onto an elasticated polycotton glove. The waterproof palm stretches over the fingers and they have a breathable back eliminating sweaty palms. They are very hardwearing - machine washable at 40° c. We found the Thermo-Grip gloves make a real difference when working in cold wet weather.
The General Purpose green SHOWA gloves allow your fingers be flexible enough to untie knots and separate seedlings. Sizes: small, medium, large, x-large £6 a pair. The Rose Pruner SHOWA gloves are made of cut-resistant Kevlar ideal for thorny plants like roses and brambles. This is a thicker glove with the usual SHOWA features. Sizes: small, medium. Large x-large £10 a pair. The Thermo Grip SHOWA version has a warm fleece lining making a real difference in cold and wet weather. The lining helps stop the rain soaking through the back. Sizes: small, medium, large, x-large £7 a pair The Grip-Xtra SHOWA has a large area coated in latex. The best glove for really wet conditions. Sizes: medium, large, x-large £7 a pair. |
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| Honey Lip Balm | |
 | Great Elm Physick Garden products are grown organically, following the old theory of `simples` - use the best and as few ingredients as possible, and use each in sufficient quantity to do its job. The herbs used in their products are grown in their organic garden.
There is a wonderful Sage and Salt foot scrub and Sage and Rosemary foot rescue oil for those aching feet after a long day in the garden. For the hands, The English Gardener`s Herbal handcream and Lavender oil salve help to soothe the skin. The honey lip balm is £4.50 a pot. There is a Great Elm complimentary goodie bag free with orders over £l00. For information on other products go to www.greatelmphysickgarden.co.uk |
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| Richmond Urn Fountain and Pedestal | |
 | Fit this enchanting fountain, a smaller version of the Kew Fountain made for the Royal Botanic Gardens into a small space or garden. Available with or without a fibreglass liner and decorative surround. On special offer to cosmicgardening.com guests at a bargain price of £240. |
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| Garden Pots | |
 | Pots are always needed in the garden. These handthrown pots from another era are stylish and useful. Try a group of them filled with herbs, or just stand them in the borders with flowers or ferns. Approx 20cm. They are £7.50 each plus p. & p. 5% discount on orders over 10 or more. |
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| Aussie Digger | |
 | The Aussie Digger supports the wrist helping to eliminate hand strain for gardeners, particularly those with arthritis or rheumatism. Made of everlasting stainless steel with a non-rusting alloy handle, the digger weighs just 375 grams. Handy for most gardening jobs, the Aussie digger is sharp enough to create perfect bulb planting holes and can be used to trace sowing lines with the point of the trowel. Sprinkle seeds from the scoop and firm soil afterwards with the back of the Digger.
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