FOR A FOOD LOVER

Wattle & Loop bring you colourful, do-able slow stitch embroidery kits that you will lovingly complete. No more 'hope' boxes of embroidery projects sitting gathering dust at the top of your wardrobe.

These kits have everything you need to inspire you to get your needle on and get crafting. Using scissors, glue, needle, and DMC thread together with lovingly curated Liberty of London print fabric remnants and exquisite linens, the designs come to life right before your eyes. Better still, the designs are contemporary and totally framable. You'll feel a great sense of satisfaction hanging them around your house or, perhaps, your new creative studio as your own ideas begin to unfurl.

The crimson fig is this kit's celebrity. Designer Kylie Wright brings the luscious fruit to life so much so that Yotham Ottolenghi could surely use it for his next book cover. Watch the video and see how easy it is to create your own delightful art.

Not only does this stainless steel cooler come in this bold, saturated red, but it also delivers on what really matters i.e. space for a 6-pack of bottles. Or, 2 rows of cans. You do you.

Fits upright bottles or two rows of cans with room for ice

• Metal exterior, plastic interior
• Bottle opener on side
• Locking mechanism
  
  
  Dimensions: 29.5 x 30.5 x 23.5 cm

Not only does this stainless steel cooler come in bold, saturated green, but it also delivers on what really matters i.e. space for a 6-pack of bottles. Or, 2 rows of cans. You do you.

• Fits upright bottles or two rows of cans with room for ice
• Metal exterior, plastic interior
• Bottle opener on side
• Locking mechanism
  
  Dimensions: 29.5 x 30.5 x 23.5 cm

Tasmanian Leatherwood is naturally organic by virtue of the fact of where it is produced.

Consider for a moment the following images of a place: Ancient rainforests located on the global at latitude 42 degrees south is shared only by southernmost New Zealand and Tierra del Fuego.

At this latitude, the circumpolar winds whip up a constant westerly wind known as the Roaring Forties. These winds bring with them heavy moisture laden air drawn off the Great Southern Ocean only to deposit much of it as rain on the western side of Tasmania at the same time watering the rainforest where the Leatherwood trees grow and produce its golden harvest.

Think of the Leatherwood honey as the ‘distillate’ of this magic place. Leatherwood possesses remarkable aromas and flavours; a true distillate of a magnificent ancient landscape. Spicy and piquant…

Tasmania lies on latitude 42 south, sharing this latitude only with the South Island of New Zealand and Southern Chile. Generally a mountainous and inhospitable area.  For a brief 6-8 weeks of the year, summer comes to this wild place and with it the annual blooming of the Leatherwood tree, Eucryphia Lucida.

The tree bears an abundance of extremely delicate white flowers with a fresh piquant scent. The bees visit these flowers for six weeks from January to mid-March and collect the distinctive aromatic nectar from them. During this time, The Tasmanian Honey Company's beekeepers actually camp in the remote wilderness while they remove the surplus honey from the beehives, enabling them to provide this highly sought after honey to connoisseurs around the world.

UNCOMPROMISABLE RAW HONEY

In keeping with The Tasmanian Honey Company's philosophical commitment to bringing one of the natures most unique gifts to customers in its uncompromised state, they have adopted a special low-temperature preparation technique. In carefully managing the extraction of the honey from the combs and its cleaning they are able to preserve both the floral essences and the innate vitality of their honey resulting in an aromatic and naturally organic food.

Because such low temperatures are used in the production, it does not inhibit the honey's natural tendency to crystalise, so to make the final product easy to use we encourage the honey to set with an ultra-fine crystal structure. This imparts to its a buttery and spreadable texture at room temperature. Also easy enough to spoon in and mix in whatever beverage you wish, from a ‘hot toddy’ to a honey lemon tea.

Most supermarket commercial brands of honey use high temperatures to delay the crystallising process and make production more efficient however this heat destroys the delicate flora essences, changes the flavour and generally compromises the other qualities and potential benefits of honey.

Have fun in your vegetable garden. Meet all your favourite garden buddies. Each seed packet is a little work of art that you can keep and not just throw away once you’ve planted the seeds.

Meet the great and powerful Stefan le Stems the Super Strong Sunflower. He is immensely strong and very, very tall. He has two gold medals and is currently working for a travelling circus where he shows off his skills and motivates young sunflowers to bee anything they want to bee.

**Not shippping to Western Australia

Have fun in your vegetable garden. Meet all your favourite garden buddies. Each seed packet is a little work of art that you can keep and not just throw away once you’ve planted the seeds.

"Good day!" says Sir Reginald Round the Retired Radish. "Pleasure to make your acquaintance". Since retiring, Sir Reg enjoys spending his days outside in the garden with his grandradishes. He likes to sit and read a good book and reminisce about his younger days. He also has quite the radish-ing tie collection.

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Meet all your favourite garden buddies Each seed packet is a little work of art that you can keep and not just throw away once you’ve planted the seeds.

Meet Shimmy E the Sassy Snow Pea. Shimmy enjoys the finer things in life and doesn't particularly like getting her hands dirty. She lives for fashion magazines, juice mocktails and makeup tutorials.

She also considers herself quite zen and is always searching for inner peas.

**Not Shipping to Western Australia or Tasmania

All of The Little Growers' seeds are open pollinated, non hybrid and non GMO seeds with no chemical treatments. Perfect for the environment and keeping your little ones safe.

Have fun in your vegetable garden. Meet all your favourite garden buddies. Each seed packet is a little work of art that you can keep and not just throw away once you’ve planted the seeds.

"Ciao darlings!" Prince Peter the Perfectly Poised Parsley loves looking fabulous, sipping tea, dinner parties and cooking for family and friends. Even though he's  a prince, he's very down to earth and can do a really good Elvis Parsley impersonation.

**Not shippping to Western Australia

Have fun in your vegetable garden. Meet all your favourite garden buddies. Each seed packet is a little work of art that you can keep and not just throw away once you’ve planted the seeds.

"Hello dears!" Joyous Jo the Jarrahdale Pumpkin loves her family, op shopping, bird watching and wearing flowers in her hair. She tries her very best to help save our planet by saying no to plastic whenever she can. Mr Jarrahdale and Jo have just started a worm farm and they feed them all their left over food scraps. What do you like to do to help our environment?

**Not shippping to Western Australia

Have fun in your vegetable garden. Meet all your favourite garden buddies. Each seed packet is a little work of art that you can keep and not just throw away once you’ve planted the seeds.

"Hello! Let’s be friends!". Florence McFee the Fiesty Field Strawberry may be little and cute but she's also a real fire- cracker. She's berry cheeky and loves to laugh and play with her big sister. Her favourite colour is red, just like her hair. You will always find her dancing in the garden.

**Not shippping to Western Australia

Have fun in your vegetable garden. Meet all your favourite garden buddies. Each seed packet is a little work of art that you can keep and not just throw away once you’ve planted the seeds.

Celli the Cheery Cherry Tomato loves living life to the fullest. He's into travel, warm weather, skateboarding and making all the other veggies laugh. You'll find me hangin' out with his mates most of the time just veggin' out. He can't wait to ketch-up in the garden dudes. 

Variety
Tomato Cherry Cocktail
Position
Full Sun
Days to maturity
60-80
When to sow
Spring to Early Summer
Spacing/Depth
8cm/1cm

**Not shipping to Western Australia

Holiday white and green tea blend, cinnamon, orange, almond.

Ingredients: white tea, green tea, cinnamon, lemongrass, almonds, orange, rose blossom natural flavours

Brew for 2-4 minutes at 70 °C

Edibly Delightful

Imagine the added satisfaction of preparing Tuesday night's meal then adding absolutely fresh herbs that you have grown from seed yourself?

Nothing beats that olfactory experience (that's a fancy for work smelling) of picking fresh herbs from your own garden and benchtop from the Trio of Herbs Gift of Seeds is part of Sow 'n' Sow's  ‘Edibles’ Gift of Seeds range and are the perfect gift card for food-lovers. 

This is both a beautiful card and a joyous experience to gift to someone in your life, or even yourself. The pack includes a mix of parsley, coriander and basil, a perfect mix for the kitchen gardener. Each herb is easy to grow, and will blossom with love. 

When should you sow your seeds?

Perfect to sow in spring and summer, simply scatter the seeds, cover with a thin layer of soil in a sunny position & keep moist until germination. 

Each card features original artwork by Daniella Germain and includes a packet of mixed seeds, a tear-away biodegradable plant label, an envelope for mailing and sowing instructions.

-Made in Australia
-100% recycled paper
-Includes an illustrative plant label to mark where your seeds are planted
-Comes with a recycled kraft envelope for mailing

Varieties: Basil: Genovese, Ocimum basilicum, Parsley: Italian, Petroselinium hortense, Coriander: Coriandum sativum

"I find comfort in contemplating the sunflowers"

                                                                                                        -Vincent van Gogh

Eat Your Greens

There is nothing quite like tucking into your own home grown produce after nurturing and watching it grow. Essential for any kitchen gardener, this Leafy Greens card contains a mix of your handy lettuce, rocket and spinach varieties.

The gift is not just the beautiful card but the joy of growing and of course, the delicious rewards at the end.

Growing the seeds of love

If you've been missing that interstate or faraway friend in 2020 why not send them an old-fashioned snail-mail card with an extra thoughtful pretty Forget Me Not seeds.

Forget-me-nots are sweet, tiny blue cottage garden flowers that hold sentimental feelings for many. You'll want to get out the camera macro lens to as butterflies and bees start to show up in your secret garden.

Forget-me-nots are a good self-seeder. That means that after the flowers are spent the seeds will simply regerminate in your garden next season. If you'd rather keep your bouquet in a bunch cottage-like format, simply snip those flowers after their brilliant colour has faded. It's all about paying attention to nature.

Where to grow your Forget-Me-Not seeds

Grow your forget-me-knots under trees, in flower beds or they look stunning as a contrast against rock gardens.

When should you sow your seeds?

Easy to grow, Forget-Me-Not seeds can be sown in part shade and are equally as happy in pots or in the garden. They require minimal care.  Sow in good quality soil in summer and autumn at a depth of 3mm. Flowers will bloom in late winter and early spring.

Each card features original artwork by Daniella Germain and includes a packet of mixed seeds, a tear-away biodegradable plant label, an envelope for mailing and sowing instructions.

-Made in Australia
-100% recycled paper
-Includes an illustrative plant label to mark where your seeds are planted
-Comes with a recycled kraft envelope for mailing

Varieties: Basil: Genovese, Ocimum basilicum, Parsley: Italian, Petroselinium Hortense, Coriander: Coriandum sativum

Who doesn't love fresh herbs? Loved for centuries and used in cooking, medicines, aromatherapy and perfumery we are still learning about the many variations that exist. 

These elegant herb pots look great on your window sill or kitchen bench. Always in line of sight, you'll find yourself experimenting a little more and will start adding more flair to your meals. Or perhaps more mint to your mojitos!

Nurture your herbs, cut them back and tidy up your pots regularly to get the most out of your herbs. You'll never go back to the plastic sleeved variety once you've grown your own.

Purchase your herbs ready from your favourite locally owned nursery or perhaps have a go at planting from seed.

38cm W x 13.5cm D x 12.5cm H

This attractive hand-crafted wire basket is a delight to use. It’s perfect for harvesting tasty treats from the kitchen garden; it’s just the right size for longer items, like celery,  runner beans and the like.

Chickens have become the new backyard attraction so this baby is just the thing for collecting eggs! Reward yourself with eggs daily and soothe your soul with your chickens' soft clucking. What’s not to love?

Sophie's Harvesting Basket is equally ideal for carrying cut flowers, as the open weave allows any water to simply drain through.

In the home, it adds a beautiful touch of contemporary, country chic. Create a charming rustic feel by featuring your egg basket in the kitchen, or make makes a delightful centrepiece into a floral arrangement.

The smooth Forest Stewardship Council (FSC) certified beechwood handle is gently shaped to fit the hand, and the strong galvanized steel wire powder coated in this contemporary yet farmhouse-vintage industrial grey colour.  A brass seal bearing the Sophie Conran for Burgon & Ball logo adds the finishing touch.

The metalworking skills of The Burgon and Ball team are some of the very best in the world and have been passed down through generations. They are passionate about quality - many of the most important product attributes are 'hidden qualities' that only emerge when a tool is used.