Blame it On the Cider
£6.95
The Landscapes of Somerset
£7.99
Wire Baskets
£39.00
Log Basket
£57.00
Jodhpur boots
£30.00
Welly Boots
£41.99
Linen and Leather Apron
£30.00
A View of the Tor
£59.00
Leather Weekend bag
£185.00
Rachel Lilley Flower Course
£60.00
Stripey V Neck Thermal Top
£28.00
Gypsy Cardigan
£30.00
Gypsy Camisole
£15.00
Westcombe Dairy
Rachel Lilley signature bouquet
£25.00
The Ringing Grooves of Change
£12.00
Spring Selection Case
£115.00
A Day Retreat at the Royal Crescent
£150.00
Mini Cake Selection Gift Tin
£10.00
Mens Digging Tools
£45.95
The Tablestool
£375.00
Flexi Tie
£11.00
The Imaginary Autocrat
£19.95
Bath Abbey Print
£17.00
Rosie Flo Garden
£5.95
Leather Weekend bag
£185.00
Bath Soft Cheese
£20.00
Pick a Pickle!
£9.00
Medium to large-sized, fast-growing native tree often used for hedging. As a hedging plant it retains its dead leaves in the same way as beech. Grey trunk with ovate serrated ribbed leaves. In Old English the name 'horn' refers to its' hard wood, 'beam' meaning tree. Suitable for heavy, wet soils where beech will not grow. Prefers sun or partial shade. Makes a good avenue tree and is often used for pleaching.
