The Capable Gardener's Shed




The Capable Gardener's shop in a shed is at Kirkharle Courtyard, in Northumberland. It sells locally grown plants, heritage seeds and handpicked, UK made, tools and gardening accessories. The range includes sustainably sourced turned oak tools from Northumberland and beautifully made aprons exclusive to the shed. All chosen by a gardener for gardeners.



The Shed is open weekends April to September , and the plants always available during the summer using an honesty box.



'Good for gardeners'

Monday, 28 November 2011

Contact details

Interested in the aprons featured below, for more information please contact:

thecapablegardener@gmail.com
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Thursday, 10 November 2011

National Garden Scheme























The Capable Gardener is opening her own garden on the 19th August 2012 for the National Garden Scheme. Artist Bridget Jones will be showing work in the studio. Tea and cakes will be available.
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Scarf



These scarves are individually designed by a textile artists in West Yorkshire. They are hand-framed in mixed fibres. They are a generous 1.8 metres long and double thickness. They are £45 each.

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Bag























This shoulder bag has developed from our skirt pocket to add colour to your outfit.
It comes in saffron and donkey brown corduroy. It is fully lined and a great buy at £16.50.
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The Capable Gardener's Skirt




















This fabulous six panel A-line skirt is perfect for walking, sightseeing or any occasion of your choice. It has a detachable pocket  for your map, your specs, your car keys or anything else!
It comes in maroon corduroy or anthracite sanded twill, size medium - more colours and sizes to come!



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Tunic























Flattering A-line women's tunic in marron corduroy in medium - other colour and sizes coming!
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Garden Clothes

Our new range of outdoor clothing has now arrived! All made in the UK, these beautiful garments are easy to wear and very flattering. Stylish and wash really well.



Garden aprons designed for wearabilty with an eye to style. They are made from either sanded cotton twill or corduroy in anthracite/petrol blue/donkey brown. The over the shoulder straps don't slip off and the back fastens with a button. There is a large useable pocket at the front. They come in three sizes small, medium and large. £32 each











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Tuesday, 23 August 2011

Feel good about wood


















These gorgeous dibbers and string holders have been turned by a master craftsman in Northumberland using sustainably sourced local oak. These make great presents.
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Why buy heritage seeds?















Tasty old varieties of veg, beautiful cottage garden flowers. Great viabilty, good germination. You will never regret exploring heritage seeds. 

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