These flower trees are reminiscent of a Bonsai or Oriental Blossom tree. The flowers are hand carved from slim Hazel sun-shoots. Each tree is unique; the shape and look varies depending on the characteristics of the branch used. Each tree has three blooming flowers Dimensions: Overall dimensions vary according to branch shape. Flowers are 4-6 cm wide. Variable measurements from 3 blossom trees: H: 25-40, W:20-37, D: 7-33 cm

A Celebration of Trees - card collection x 6

A pack of 6 gorgeous greeting cards featuring artistically shot photographs of Great Lindeth Wood, by talented Landscape & Still Life photographer, David Austin McCormack. The way David captures the woodland in his photographs often looks like a charcoal drawing or a painting, creating an enchanting image. The cards are left blank inside for your own message from 'Hello' to 'I love you' to 'It's your birthday! - Let's go play in the woods'. All profits from the sale of these cards will go directly to fund the Great Lindeth Wood conservation work.

Spalted Birch Wood Candles

The classic way to cosy up in winter or to create that romantic ambient lighting anytime. A perfect Christmas stocking filler; comes ready boxed for an easy gift. These Birch Wood candles come from wood harvested from good woodland management. We cut the wood in winter as part of the coppice cycle & I save the most beautiful branch wood for these candles. The spalting is the beautiful black or brown marbling effect that you see at the top of the candle. Each candle comes with a coconut wax tealight. Coconut wax is the most ecological wax for tea lights as it is both plant based and is sustainably farmed, so it tops standard parrafin wax & soy wax candles for health & environmental benefits. Candles come in variable heights to make a set. Box size is 16cm square. Price includes postage & packaging.

Make a Cob Pizza Oven

Learn how to build your own Cob Clay Pizza Oven, With expert tutor David Alty Come to the woods to learn in a hands (& feet) on style, as a small group. This busy one day workshop will give you the knowledge to build your own oven at home, having had the practical experience & the chance to ask questions along the way. Your tutor will provide you with a worksheet to take home to remind you of the process, allowing you to have fun & fully immerse yourself in the day. Working with a pre built plinth, you will learn how to insulate this & level it ready for the fire brick base, the foundation for your oven. You will learn about the importance & mix of selecting the right materials & the precise dimensions that work for such an oven. The cob is mixed with bare feet (a fun & potentially messy process); if you prefer to not do this bit you can get stuck in with creating the sand forma, that creates the shape of the oven, instead. Once the cob is ready you will prepare the ‘loaves’ that form the blocks to build the oven. Tasks will be shared to ensure you experience every stage of the process. The firing of the clay oven needs to wait until the clay is cured (around 2 weeks). David will talk you through this stage of the process. 1 day workshop Course times 10am-4pm. Please arrive around 9.30 for intro at 9.45 & workshop start at 10am. Lunch Included A simple vegetarian lunch will be provided, plus brews & cake/biscuits at break times. What to bring: clothing suitable for the weather (we will work under a shelter if the weather is wet) shorts or trousers you can roll up for the clay treading (long trousers are most suitable for protection in the woodland) work gloves if you prefer not to get clay on your hands your own towel if you prefer not to share after feet cleaning we will be working outdoors in the woods, please bring any sunscreen or insect repellent as you require. If you have any particular dietry requirements that mean a simple vegetarian lunch may not work for you, please bring your own food to supplement it. Other info When you have booked your place I will email you with directions & instructions for parking. The workshop site is within a 33acre woodland where we live, we have basic off grid facilities including a compost loo. If you would like to stay overnight before or after the workshop, please get in touch to discuss options. We can provide basic accommodation on site or let you know of the other closest options.

Pale Birch stool with buttoned mustard velvet seat

Classic meets Rustic with this ‘Bark On’ stool in pale Birch wood. The wooden stool frame is made from branch wood from a Silver Birch tree from our woodland. A dense area of Birch trees needed thinning, which means taking some trees out to leave space for others to grow on and mature, this wood came from one of the trees that was felled. The Birch bark ranges in colour from reddish brown when young to white, when mature, each stage possessing its own special beauty. I felled this tree in the winter a couple of years ago, and left the wood to dry before making this stool. The seat is made from reclaimed wood upholstered in rich, mustard gold velvet. The mustard colouring is both retro and classic, whilst also being a totally current colour trend for interiors. The buttoning detail gives a further classic look. Whether your interior space is shabby chic, classic, or traditional country house styling, this wee stool will nestle in nicely! As well as looking great, this chic little number can be used as a footstool, fireside stool, child’s stool or for any other low down sitting. Includes P&P Dimensions: H29 x W40 x D25 cm