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Ideal for life on the go this gorgeous thermal travel cup features beautiful illustrations around the cup, a screw on lid and a flip top cap. Comes packaged in an eco-friendly kraft sleeve. Made from stainless steel. Keep upright to prevent leaks. Holds 11oz. 5 x 3 inches. BPA free. Hand wash only.

Wrendales dish towel is a wonderful addition to any kitchen. Featuring an all-over print on our signature green background and a handy hanging loop ensures style and practicality. 100% cotton. Machine washable. Measures 27 x 20 inches. Plastic free packaging.

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Zone 4 Hardy Fig

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hardy to -29C

Light Requirement: Full Sun, Partial Sun

Height: 9' - 12'

Width: 3' - 5'

Zone: 4

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Assorted Colors

Our Ant Traps aren’t what we would imagine a trap to be, such as a mouse trap. They’re really bait stations. A combination of sugar and proteins is placed in the trap to attract ants, along with borax, a slow-acting ant killer. Slow is important. It means that ants can take the mixture back to the colony and share it with other worker ants and the queen. Because borax is slow-acting, the original ant and other ants can return to the trap for the sugar and protein mixture and the borax and keep on sharing. Over a period of 3 to 7 days, the entire colony will be wiped out.

Stunning the garden, these snowy white mallows make excellent cut flowers. Gleaming white, massive 10cm (4") wide flowers glow in the moonlight. Aptly named Mont Blanc for its profuse blooms on a compact plant growing up to 90cm (36") tall earns this fast growing annual a place in the flower bed, front and centre. 

The flowers in this blend of Beneficial Insect Blend wildflower seeds were selected to attract predatory insects such as lacewings, hover flies, and ladybird beetles. With a healthy population of these insects in your garden, pest species like aphids, thrips, and caterpillars will be controlled naturally.

These most unusual Italian heirloom sweet peas are bi-coloured violet and deep maroon. Matucana sweet pea seeds are thought to be one of the first sweet peas to be introduced to Britain in 1700 by a Sicilian Monk, Franciscus Cupani.