Showing posts with label chilli plants. Show all posts
Showing posts with label chilli plants. Show all posts

Thursday, 29 April 2010

Bank Holiday Weekend... Again!



Sometimes I think that we're spoiled here in Ireland with the amount of Bank Holidays we get, but then I look at our politicians and I see the holidays they get and I think, nah, we deserve it! So with another great weekend ahead of us, temperatures rising and the sun making ever more frequent appearances, we all start to move outdoors and take chances on not bringing our brollies everytime we leave the house.

To help you relax outdoors in comfort, we've just got in these Pocket Hammocks, which are deadly for the long weekends and the only way to enjoy gardening! We got them for Him and for Her to make sure the weekend would be ruined by an argument over who gets custody of it.

The only thing we don't supply is the sun, but don't despair, these can be used both indoors and outdoors so you'll have options.

Have a great weekend!

Fred

Tuesday, 11 August 2009

The Good Life


I know I have been raving about Joseph Joseph for the last few weeks, but I have to give them one more mention. I really love all their range, and it's well worth checking out for a gift or yourself.

Many of us have been enjoying growing out own fruit and vegetables this Summer, but as the autumn arrives only the most dedicated of gardeners are planning their autumn planting and preparing for the spring. For the rest of us fair weather gardeners, we are putting the tools in the shed and looking around for something else to occupy is.

Well, before you give up entirely on gardening as a hobby, don't forget that herbs can be grown all year round on your windowsill. And I personally think there is nothing nicer than seeing pots of herbs and other plants on the kitchen window sill. If you are so inclined, you should consider our 'Grow It' range, which grow all year round indoors. They feature all the traditional herbs and some very quirky alternative plants such as Chillies, Tea & Coffee and a Carnivorous Plant!

And while you're at it, make sure they look attractive by putting them in our range of pretty planters available in lots of different colours and sizes to brighten up the Autumn days.

Happy Growing!
B