Gives a loud resounding ring-a-ding - we test all our bells and knockers - we don’t want any half hearted dings!

And if you don’t want it for the visitors to use - it works perfectly well to bring the kids in at tea-time.

Made of cast iron, screw to wall using 3 standard screws, not supplied.

This colourful bird has a delightful metallic copper and silver plumage that will age and slowly weather gracefully if left outside.

She stands well on her own, but can be pegged down if so required.

Cast Iron keys to leave hanging around the garden.
Each set has a tag bearing the ‘Kew Royal Botantic Gardens’ logo.

Hang them on a hook or just leave them lying around on a wall in a ‘lost’ state.

Made from cast-iron.

Lovely classic wall pot holder in a rusty metal finish with chinese blue and white aged ceramic glazed pots - you almost don’t need the plants! Frost resistant. Drainage holes in the pots

This rusty metal chicken has plumage that is redolent of the New Hampshire Red. Will rust further when left outside but this will only enhance its appearance.

They may not lay eggs but they sure look pretty round the garden….

Measures temperature in centigrade only to +50ºc and -30ºc.

Screws to the wall with 2 screws top and bottom

Simply put an apple on the spike! Alternatively try a fat ball.

Made of metal with rusty, rustic finish.

Based on a sculpture by Michael Talbot. Would look equally relaxed inside as well as out. Made of resin with a bronzed finish.

If you like hares in the garden, you might also want to look at the Stone Garden Hare and the Cast Iron Moon-gazing Hares.

The Kew Royal Botanic Garden crown emblem forms the back plate for this pot holder and is perfect here combined with a blue and white ceramic pot.

The pot and holder will look delightful on a wall or garden fence.

The frost resistant 13cm diameter pot also has a drainage hole.

The holder fixes to a wall with 2 screws (not supplied).

This ceramic teapot nester can be easily fitted on to a wall or fence.

Suitable for robins and wagtails.

As with all nesting boxes site between 2 and 5 metres above ground out of reach of predators. Ideally face between the northeast and southeast to avoid facing the sun and westerly winds.

Frost resistant.

Comes with pre-drilled holes for easy fixing either with a screws (washers provided) or wire (if fixing to a tree).

As seen in the Sunday Telegraph November 2011 and Evening Standard December 2011.

The bath has ridges around the inside, so the birds shouldn’t slip whilst they drink or bathe.
The edge of the bird bath is impressed with the verse: “To see a world in a grain of sand – and a heaven in a wild flower – hold infinity in the palm of your hand – and eternity in an hour”. No doubt the birds will be impressed by your beautiful lines (or recognise them as the first verse from William Blake’s - Auguries of Innocence) and see such a cultured garden as a safe place to make its home.

The Bird Bath is supplied with 3 separate glazed ceramic feet which lift it off the ground if you want to use it without the stand.

Frost resistant.

Just by providing water for them, you can attract twice as many garden birds to your outdoor space.

Beautiful metal birds on stakes which look delightful either in the garden border or in/near a pond. Handmade from twisted metal strips which makes each bird unique. They are powder coated so they are suitable for the outdoors, but the natural weathering process will still occur, adding more contrast to the bird as it lives with you.

NB Please note the actual weight of this item is 822g, however the weight is shown here as 2.5kg for technical reasons because of it’s length to avoid it being sent by Royal Mail, who despite having vans big enough to carry large garden tools in the old days, now see this as a special so it will be despatched by courier instead.