'James Grieve' Apple Tree (Malus domestica 'James Grieve') Mushroom compost These reclaimed railway sleepers are

These reclaimed railway sleepers are very strong and durable when in contact with the ground

This charming figure of a young boy playing a pipe has been modelled by Haddonstone from an antique copy of the original that stood in the Villa Borghese until purchased by Napoleon Bonaparte and subsequently displayed in the Louvre

Inside the PURE Pond Bomb there is a unique combination of friendly bacteria and enzymes

The cast stone Westonbirt Urn from Haddonstone is a beautifully ornate garden container originally commissioned as a commemoration by the governors of Westonbirt School

'James Grieve' Apple Tree (Malus domestica 'James Grieve') Mushroom compost These reclaimed railway sleepers areA very popular old Scottish apple variety, James Grieve (Malus domestica 'James Grieve') was introduced in Edinburgh in 1893. James Grieve apples are a red flush stripe over a pale green. A juicy, crisp apple, they have an excellent flavour, hence their popularity. Month of Picking: September Type of Apple: Eating Cooking Self fertile Not self fertile: This apple is not self fertile and requires another apple to act as a pollination partner.