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National Garden Scheme String Tin
National Garden Scheme String Tin
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Keep string neatly stored and ready to use with the National Garden Scheme String Tin. Featuring a beautiful design by renowned artist Matthew Rice, this practical dispenser brings a charming garden-inspired touch to your home.
Designed specifically for dispensing string, it keeps the roll neatly contained while allowing you to pull out and cut the length you need. Perfect for gardening tasks, wrapping parcels, tying plants, or everyday household jobs, it is a useful addition to any home or potting shed.
The attractive floral artwork makes this National Garden Scheme tin a lovely piece to keep within easy reach, combining practical function with beautiful design. It also makes a thoughtful gift for keen gardeners and anyone who enjoys useful homeware with a decorative touch.
Design donated by @matthewricewatercolours
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Dimensions: 110mm (d) x 110mm
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Care Instructions: Wipe clean with a damp cloth and dry thoroughly.
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Delivery & Returns
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