Magpies Reclamation in the spotlight...
Its time to get back to the garden...
Spring has finally sprung and so we are now on the lookout for more gardenalia to fill our yard ready. Granite troughs and stadle stones are perfect for the garden. Theres a good stock of pots and planters ready to be filled, including chimney pots which are perfect for the job. Not to mention belfast sinks also ideal for herbs. They are an inexpensive way to add interest to your garden.
- Have you ever planted strawberries in a louved chimney pot? Just come into the shop is an old butter churn from a farm in shropshire, been in the family for years and has found its way to Cornwall. This stands about 4 foot high and has interesting carrying handles.
Although some of the original kitchenalia(for making the butter) is still with it, it has lost its lid. You might not be able to churn butter anymore but this small piece of social history would look great with plants trailling from it. If you have a butter churn lid we would be delighted to hear from you!
So this spring and summer consider calling into our yard for some alternative inspiration to your average garden centre. Cast iron rainwater hoppers make excellent wall planters and have good drainage! Gardening doesn't have to be boring or predictable, we can help you with stone for new steps to estate stlye tree guards to keep off the animals. Best of all is use your imagination here, visit our shop and see what you come up with. Lots and lots of stock for this in Things for the garden
