These maple leaf decorations are lovely for all year round in the garden, hanging from trees or fixed to a wall or fence. They’re even perfect as Christmas tree or mantelpiece decorations - why not hang them inside during the festive season then outside for the rest of the year?

Featuring the quote “The flowers in the garden are a reflection of the stars in the sky,” you won’t fail to be charmed and inspired each time you see it.

The leaves are suitable for outdoor and indoor settings, made with mild steel, with exterior grade powder coating. Over time, if used outside, there will be eventually the risk of rust, which may be perceived as an attractive feature of aging. Otherwise, keep your leaf treated with a metal paint such as hammerite. If used indoors and kept dry, it is unlikely to rust.

Introducing the Elizabeth Lawrence Decorative Tree Leaf - a tribute to one of American history's most influential garden writers. Elizabeth Lawrence's legacy lives on through this beautifully designed leaf, featuring her name and inspiring words that can be enjoyed throughout the year.

Crafted with the utmost care, each leaf is designed to be versatile and durable, making it perfect for use in any setting. Hang it from a tree, fence or wall in your garden, or use it to add a touch of elegance to your mantlepiece or Christmas tree during the festive season.

This leaf is available individually as part of a series of tree leaves with charming, seasonal quotes. With a 3mm hole on the stalk, it's easy to hang using a nylon line or string. Supplied flat, you can bend it by hand or with pliers for a realistic effect.

Suitable for both indoor and outdoor use, this Elizabeth Lawrence Decorative Tree Leaf is an excellent addition to any garden or home. Order yours today and add a touch of timeless beauty to your surroundings. All dimensions are approximate, and the large size measures 146 x 179 x 0.5mm.

Make gardening more manageable and enjoyable with the Highgrove Crown Gardening Belt Apron. Whether you're pruning, weeding, propagating, planting bulbs, or simply spending time in your garden, this apron offers ample coverage, essential protection, and comfort while adding a touch of elegance.

This gardening belt apron features an embroidered Highgrove royal green crown on khaki-coloured fabric. It includes two large open pockets for larger tools and gloves, one smaller covered pocket ideal for sharper tools and twine, and a thinner pocket perfect for pens and seed markers. Cut and sewn in Lancashire, UK, this apron is made from various cotton deadstock fabrics, so you can be sure it can withstand the multiple tasks associated with gardening.

It has long fabric ties that can be secured at the front or back for convenience. Not only is it a practical gardening tool, but it's also a stylish accessory, and it is also available in forest green!

An unusual addition to your garden décor, this simple plaque is crafted from reclaimed Welsh slate from the hills of Blaenau Ffestiniog, a historic mining town in North Wales.

Affixed to walls, fences or gates, this eye-catching sign is laser engraved with a charming phrase perfectly suited to your outdoor space.

Crafted in Pembrokeshire, this beautifully crafted decoration is exclusive to Highgrove.

Carefully designed and crafted by a specialist manufacturer exclusively for Highgrove, this small hand trowel is built to last a lifetime.

Made in Holland from iron and ash with a leather hanging thong, the steel is burnished, giving it a fine black patina that evokes the tools of the old English garden. The ash handle is shock-resistant, and the forged boron steel is sharp, durable, and incredibly strong.

Pair with the Small Gardening Hand Fork to complete your garden tool collection.

Keep your keys safe and secure with the Highgrove House key hook.

This beautifully handcrafted key hook is made from durable mild steel and features a dark Highgrove green exterior-grade powder coating. Shaped like the silhouette of Highgrove House, it includes five hooks, providing ample space for all your keys. Whether you choose to display it indoors in your boot room, hallway, kitchen, or outdoors near the shed or garden, this decorative key hook will ensure your keys are always within easy reach.

If you decide to use the key hook outside, applying a coat of metal paint to prevent rust is recommended, although indoor use in a dry environment should keep it rust-free.

Never be without your favourite makeup with this roomy cosmetic bag that can accommodate everything you need, whether at home or away. Great for storing makeup in a bedroom, it looks lovely on display on a dressing table or shelf. It is also the perfect travel accessory, fitting neatly into your luggage wherever you go.

Paying homage to His Majesty The King's beautiful gardens at Highgrove, the makeup bag features a vibrant floral print inspired by his hugely popular Wildflower Meadow. Created with the help of pioneering naturalist Dame Miriam Rothschild, the meadow was first planted with her original seed mix in 1982. Today it is one of the most loved features of the gardens, bursting into life with its myriad flowers and wildlife. The print is the work of London print designer and former Liberty designer Sally Kelly, who is responsible for some of Liberty’s most popular patterns.

This fascinating and informative “The Royal Gardens at Highgrove” guidebook is filled with beautiful photos and interesting information about each of the magical gardens that make up the creatively inspired gardens at Highgrove, which have been over 40 years in the making.

Highgrove is the private home of His Majesty King Charles III and Queen Camilla, opened for others to share the enjoyment of their garden and to find inspiration from its unique, organic management.

In 2021, The King’s Foundation became the custodian of Highgrove Gardens. The charity, founded by His Majesty, oversees the public opening of the gardens, and all proceeds from tours and Highgrove products support and enable the Foundation’s work.

The Highgrove Shops offer a collection of organic foods and lifestyle products for the home and garden, all taking their inspiration from the garden at Highgrove. The majority of products have been created by British artisan manufacturers and craftspeople, reflecting the wide-ranging interests and passions of His Majesty The King.

This premium-printed guidebook makes a beautiful souvenir of a visit to Highgrove or a gift to a loved one or friend who longs to visit the beautiful gardens in the rural surroundings of the Cotswolds.

This exquisite print captures the serene beauty of Highgrove’s Wildflower Meadow in your living space. Bring the meadow’s vibrant colours and natural elegance into your home with this breathtaking piece.

Exclusively available at Highgrove, this unique print showcases a detail from a much larger print of The Wildflower Meadow at Highgrove by the talented artist and designer Amanda Ross. It focuses on the delicate Clover and Cow Parsley seedheads, making each print a unique piece of art.

The original print showcases a chaotic mix of wildflowers from His Majesty King Charles III’s Wildflower Meadow at Highgrove. The Limited Edition print features wild orchids, yellow rattle, oxeye daisy, red clover, great Burnett, and many other native wild plants and flowers originally picked and pressed from the meadow in July 2023 at the height of summer. These delicate specimens were then carefully printed in Amanda’s London studio, ensuring each print was a masterpiece.

Whether hung up in your living room, bedroom, or hallway, this gorgeous print will add vibrant colour to your walls. Our Wildflower Meadow print is mounted in an ivory white core mount with a hard backing and cello-wrapped for protection. It measures 33cm high and 24cm wide, making it the perfect size for a captivating moment in your home. Its ideal dimensions ensure that it fits seamlessly into any space.

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Add a buzz to your coffee or tea break with this whimsical mug by celebrated illustrator Madeleine Floyd. Madeleine’s specially commissioned Highgrove Bees design is a charming depiction of the ’busy bees’ that are so vital to the estate’s ecosystem, pollinating plants and producing valuable beeswax and honey.

Made exclusively for Highgrove at the heart of the Staffordshire potteries in Stoke-on-Trent, the fine bone china mug is the perfect way to enjoy your favourite cuppa. It shows the bees collecting pollen from pots and lavender before returning to one of the estate’s many hives and is printed on the inside with ‘busy bees’ and on the front with ‘back to the hive’.

Compliment your kitchen with this triple bee tea towel. Inspired by HRH The Prince of Wales’s work to help protect bees, which are sadly in decline, the tea towel features three embroidered bees.

Designed and embroidered in Northern Ireland, the bees are set against a luxurious waffle weave made from 100% white cotton.

"New Wild Garden" provides guidance on how to adapt the increasingly popular and environmentally conscious meadow planting style to any garden, regardless of its size or type. Whether you have a container, a small patch, an allotment, or even a full acre, this book offers easy-to-understand techniques and planting ideas. It details how to tailor this style to fit your space. It features straightforward projects that include advice on growing and incorporating wildflowers, creating real meadows, establishing wildlife habitats, and integrating a looser prairie-style planting into gardens and natural areas.

Explore the captivating visual journey through over 20 natural cycles through this Nature Explained book. Discover how trees shed their leaves, what causes flowers to bloom, why seeds disperse, and much more. The book has six sections: trees, leaves, flowers, seeds, mushrooms, and seasons. Each spread presents various scenes that clearly explain several natural world processes, including pollination, photosynthesis, germination, and hibernation.

Bees first appeared on Earth an incredible 130 million years ago. Today, there are 20,000 species on the planet. They fascinate and charm us all - from novice gardeners and nature-lovers to dedicated environmentalists - and today, they need our help more than ever.

This lovely, informative book of all things bee covers evolution and communication, honey, beekeeping, and saving the bees so that future generations can continue to enjoy them and benefit from them.

Welcome to the Bug Hotel! This fantastic large-format-shaped board book showcases homemade habitats where all kinds of creepy-crawlies can find a place to stay. Young readers will learn how a bug hotel can create a sustainable and safe environment for insects and mini-beasts. They will also discover how to make the garden more welcoming to them.

Of the 20,000 known species of bee worldwide, only seven species are honeybees, and the shrinking of green spaces has placed them in danger. Planting for Honeybees shows you how you can help these delightful pollinators to flourish by creating a habitat for them. No matter how small or large your space, from a window ledge in the city to a country garden, Sarah Wyndham Lewis offers practical advice on which plants to grow, and when and where to plant them.

Self-sufficiency and organic living have never been more prominent and hen keeping is becoming increasingly popular. Part of a growing series of authoritative and inspirational titles, this book provides an introduction to some of the key aspects of aspiring to a self-sufficient lifestyle by keeping your own chickens and benefiting from the produce.

You don't need a large garden to keep poultry and an average family only needs a couple of hens to keep them well stocked in fresh eggs all year round. The set-up costs are minimal and you don't need a whole host of expensive gadgets or equipment to care for your chickens.

Packed with information on poultry keeping (housing, food and water, daily care, disease prevention and cure, encouraging egg production and breeding), there is also comprehensive information on breeds and a list of useful contacts should you need them.

The Hedgerow Handbook is the ultimate guide for nature lovers and foragers alike.

If there's one distinctive feature of the British countryside, it has to be the hedgerow. In fact, hedgerows are such an established part of our landscape that sometimes we take them for granted.

But take a closer look, and the diversity and variety of plant species that form them is little short of wondrous. And it is not only plant life that thrives in abundance in the hedgerow - native wild animals, birds and insects are protected and nourished by them. We know that at least 65 species of birds live in our hedgerows and that they are crucial to the survival of moths, bats and dormice.

From angelica to ash and bird cherry to borage, from pineapple weed to plantain and wild garlic to wimberries, each entry is accompanied by an exquisite full-colour illustration to help you identify each plant or flower, along with its history and folklore, and culinary and medicinal uses. You won't find yet another recipe for blackberry pie nor nettle soup here, however - this is not your run-of-the-mill hedgerow book.

Do you know every gardening technique and rule of thumb off pat? Or do you occasionally straighten up from your digging to try and remember exactly what you're meant to be doing? How deep should you plant these bulbs? Was it now you were supposed to prune this rose, or in February? Can you compost this weed? Is it OK to plant out these seedlings now? It's such a pain having to go indoors, kick off your boots, shed your outdoor clothes and start looking up the answer to your question in some great gardening tome.

And that's where The Gardener's Pocket Bible comes in. Now, you can stay in the garden and look up all those essential facts and figures in an instant. At your fingertips, you'll have all the answers to your on-the-spot questions such as:

• Which plants do you need to protect from frost?
• When should you cut the hedge?
• What plants need staking, and when?
• How can you get rid of greenfly without using pesticides?

This indispensable little guide will tell you what you need to know when you need to know it and will save you thumbing through gardening encyclopaedias when what you actually want to do is get on with the gardening.

HRH The Prince of Wales has joined together with environmentalist Tony Juniper and climate scientist Dr Emily Shuckburgh to create a clear, simple and enlightening book introducing one of the most important issues that are facing our world today.

Part of the new Ladybird Expert series designed for adults, Climate Change explains the history, dangers and challenges of global warming and explores possible solutions with ways to reduce its impact.

Learn about the causes and consequences of climate disruption; disappearing wildlife; acid oceans; the benefits of limiting warming; sustainable farming, new clean technologies and the circular economy. This Ladybird Expert book provides clear, accessible and authoritative introductions to subjects drawn from science, history and culture.

The Prince of Wales has worked to champion action for a sustainable future for more than four decades and has launched many different sustainability initiatives. Read more about His Royal Highness's environmental work here.

'Children have a unique curiosity for Nature and for this amazing planet we call home.' So writes HRH The Prince of Wales in his introduction to It's Up to Us: A Children's Terra Carta for Nature, People and Planet.

Join HRH The Prince of Wales, author Christopher Lloyd, and 33 incredible award-winning world-renowned artists on a beautiful, lyrical, and thought-provoking journey through nature, the threats we face and the future action plan.

It's Up to Us is based on the Terra Carta, a roadmap to sustainability issued by HRH The Prince of Wales and his Sustainable Markets Initiative. More than 400 corporations have already signed on, pledging to prioritise the health of the environment, people, and the planet. It is now up to us to ensure that our leaders keep their promises.

Developed in partnership with The Prince's Foundation, a charity established by HRH The Prince of Wales, this book aims to demonstrate putting nature at the heart of human activities. Half of all the proceeds from sales will go directly to the work of The Prince's Foundation, based at Dumfries House in Scotland.

All carbon emissions from the production of this book have been offset through The World Land Trust and other programmes to reduce carbon emissions around the world. It has also been printed in the UK on recycled FSC paper with vegetable inks.

HRH The Prince of Wales Highgrove: A Garden Celebrated is a commemoration of the beautiful, mature garden that The Prince of Wales started over thirty years ago. In this time he has transformed the land adjoining the Highgrove House into several exquisite linked gardens which embody his gardening ideals and organic principles, reflecting long-standing concerns relating to global sustainability. Featuring exquisite new photographs of the garden, illustrations of some of His Royal Highness's watercolours and commentary by HRH and Bunny Guinness.

As the months pass, the gardens at Highgrove change dramatically. By wandering through each part of this astounding garden through the seasons, The Prince of Wales, along with Bunny Guinness, describe the thinking behind each garden, the mistakes and the triumphs, and his plans for the future.

Lavishly illustrated with photographs which capture both the scope and detail of each garden, this book will delight and inspire both gardeners and horticulturalists at every level.

The book is a sumptuous exploration of 21 of the world's most celebrated royal gardens, from the formal splendour of Versailles to the organic, sustainable Highgrove.

In mainland Europe, you can journey from the formal splendour of Het Loo in the Netherlands and Fontainebleau in France to the Baroque World Heritage Site of the Royal Palace of Caserta in Southern Italy. Further afield still lies the Taj Mahal in India and the Peterhof Palace in Russia.

Each featured garden will include the history, plantings and evolution of the garden as well as plant portraits of key plants and information about the design and layout of each. Countries included are: England, Scotland, Germany, France, Italy, Spain, Austria, the Czech Republic, the Netherlands, Sweden, Denmark, Russia, India, Bali and Japan.

This inspiring global selection of royal gardens is a perfect gift for any gardening enthusiast or armchair traveller and takes the reader on a journey of architecturally significant houses and their classic gardens as well as providing planting ideas that range from modest to grand, simple to ornate.

Nestled within a landscape of brilliantly coloured mountains, deep wadis, and desert sands in northwest Saudi Arabia is the fertile oasis of AlUla. This green haven is home to a thriving artistic community and a unique education programme rooted in local traditions and materials and delivered in partnership with The King's Foundation School of Traditional Arts and the Royal Commission for AlUla at Madrasat Addeera, AlUla's first art and design centre. 

The Colours of AlUla: Pigments of the Desert celebrates a beautiful land and its rising generation of artists who, like their ancestors, draw inspiration from the region's natural surroundings. A wonderful resource for any artist wishing to source colours from the earth, this book integrates the practical and the philosophical, exploring pigments, colours, traditional recipes, and the cosmological luminosity of handmade paint.

This book is part of a long-term creative collaboration between The King's Foundation School of Traditional Arts - one of His Majesty King Charles III's educational charities dedicated to the preservation of traditional knowledge of the world's arts and crafts - and the Royal Commission of AlUla - whose mission is to transform AlUla in Saudi Arabia into a global destination for heritage, culture, and nature while preserving its archaeological sites, natural landscapes, and traditions.

In the seventy years before he became king, there was time for Charles Philip Arthur George to pursue his interests and develop his opinions, whether on sport, music, the arts, architecture, farming, gardening or conservation. Having taken on a new role, at an age when most people have already retired, King Charles brings a lifetime’s knowledge and experience to the job. This book presents the wisdom the monarch has acquired during his long apprenticeship, told through his own words.

This book is a celebration of His Majesty King Charles III's life and was released to coincide with the festivities, traditions, and pageantry of his Coronation in May 2023. It tells his life story and delves into his official and ceremonial duties in the UK and abroad, as well as the patronages and passions he has long held dear. It reflects on his previous role as Prince of Wales and looks forward to his future as King, providing insight into the man behind the throne.

In 1985, King Charles III, then known as the Prince of Wales, invited the talented painter John Ward to join him on an official tour of Italy, sparking a remarkable tradition that will reach its 40th anniversary in 2025. Over the years, an impressive forty-two different artists have accompanied the King on sixty-nine official tours across ninety-five countries, creating a vibrant tapestry of artistic expression.

This book unveils the extraordinary stories behind these artistic journeys. It showcases a diverse group of artists, ranging from enthusiastic young students still honing their craft to renowned masters whose works are displayed in leading galleries. Through a series of engaging individual interviews, readers will discover personal anecdotes, heartfelt reflections, and intriguing behind-the-scenes insights that capture the true spirit of life on a royal tour.

Not only does the book celebrate the King’s commitment to nurturing the arts, but it also offers a captivating look into this distinctive royal tradition. Lavishly illustrated with a selection of the hundreds of masterpieces inspired by the King’s generosity, this work pays tribute to the unique ability of artists to convey emotions and experiences that photographs cannot capture, especially in the enchanting context of a royal tour.

Published in collaboration with the Royal Collection Trust, this book promises to be a treasure trove for art lovers and enthusiasts alike.

Two pigs are better than one - this pair of standing Gloucestershire Old Spot pigs encapsulate the essence of the British countryside. Place this beautiful pair of pigs, named after the country of Gloucestershire, in a sunny area of the garden so they can bask in the British sunshine.

Hand-crafted by talented artist Emma Stothard, who was able to start up her business with a loan from The Prince’s Trust, was invited by His Majesty The King to exhibit her willow sculptures on the Orchard Lawns at Highgrove.

Sculpted from British willow, interwoven with wire and bronze wire and shaped around a steel armature, the contrasting willow colours in this pair of Gloucestershire Old Spot pigs create form and definition. Each sculpture is finished with a coating of linseed oil and turpentine solution to preserve and protect it.

Please note: These willow sculptures are bespoke and made to order

When one pheasant appears, another is never far behind – place this “bouquet of pheasants” atop a hedge so they can be on the lookout.

Hand-crafted by talented artist Emma Stothard, who was able to start up her business with a loan from The Prince’s Trust, was invited by His Majesty The King to exhibit her willow sculptures on the Orchard Lawns at Highgrove.

Sculpted from British willow, interwoven with wire and bronze wire and shaped around a steel armature, the contrasting willow colours in these pheasants create form and definition. Each sculpture is finished with a coating of linseed oil and turpentine solution to preserve and protect it.

Please note: These willow sculptures are bespoke and made to order

This roebuck deer, with its distinctively short antlers, will look majestic standing amongst long grass or in a wooded area of the garden. Complete the herd with the roe doe and roe fawn deer.

Hand-crafted by talented artist Emma Stothard, who was able to start up her business with a loan from The Prince’s Trust, was invited by His Majesty The King to exhibit her willow sculptures, on the Orchard Lawns at Highgrove.

Sculpted from British willow, interwoven with wire and bronze wire and shaped around a steel armature, the contrasting willow colours in this roebuck deer create form and definition. Each sculpture is finished with a coating of linseed oil and turpentine solution to preserve and protect it.

Please note: This willow sculpture is bespoke and made to order

A beautiful tribute to the cherished Jack Russell Dog of His Majesty The King Charles III, ‘Tigga’, is a stunning willow sculpture that would be a delightful garden decoration for any canine enthusiast. The skilled artist behind this masterpiece is Emma Stothard, who established her business with the help of a loan from The Prince’s Trust. She was honoured with an invitation from His Majesty The King Charles III to showcase her exquisite willow sculptures at Highgrove.

The original Tigga resides on the meadow edge of the Stumpery, intricately crafted with British willow interwoven with wire and bronze wire. The use of contrasting willow colours in this Jack Russell dog’s design creates a striking form and definition. The sculpture is built around a sturdy steel armature to ensure its longevity. Finally, each sculpture is meticulously coated with a linseed oil and turpentine solution to preserve and protect it for years to come.

Please note: This willow sculpture is bespoke and made to order

Add a delicate touch to your jewellery collection with the Azita Charm Bracelet. Made with small cabochon gemstones in green onyx, rose quartz, and lapis lazuli, talented artisans in Afghanistan handcraft this gold-plated charm bracelet with the assistance of Turquoise Mountain, which was formed by His Majesty King Charles III in 2006.

A beautiful accessory, this bracelet makes a great base to start building on your charm collection, as it has large enough links to add charms.

Forming part of the Tahima jewellery range, named after a princess from the epic Shahnameh poem and celebrates Afghan heritage and culture, these jewellery pieces feature intricate leaves and flowers which echo the hand-carved stucco decorating the mosque’s columns and archways, and the semi-precious stones reflect the colours used in the mosque’s decoration.

These beautiful Azita earrings are hand-made by skilled craftspeople in Afghanistan with the support of Turquoise Mountain, founded by His Majesty King Charles III in 2006. The green Azita earrings are named after the Persian feminine name, meaning "free woman" and "Goddess of Fire".

These earrings are a part of the Tahima jewellery collection, which takes its name from a princess in the epic Shahnameh poem and celebrates Afghan heritage and culture. The earrings feature a delicate, bold green onyx leaf inspired by the ornamentation found in the Noh Gunbad mosque in Afghanistan. The design echoes the hand-carved stucco that decorates the mosque's columns and archways, while the semi-precious green onyx stone reflects the colours used in the mosque's decoration.

Pair with the Esme Green Leaf Charm and Gold Chain Necklace to complete the look.

This dainty and delicate charm bracelet is hand-made by skilled craftspeople in Afghanistan with the support of Turquoise Mountain, founded by His Majesty King Charles III in 2006.

Featuring a blue Azita charm, named after the Persian feminine given name, which means "free woman," and "Goddess of Fire," a malachite flower charm, and pink, green onyx, and lapis lazuli cabochon links, this beautiful charm bracelet makes for a perfect accessory and great base to your charm collection.

This charm bracelet forms part of the Tahima jewellery collection, which takes its name from a princess in the epic Shahnameh poem and celebrates Afghan heritage and culture. The semi-precious stones used in this jewellery collection are inspired by the ornamentation found in the Noh Gunbad mosque in Afghanistan, and the designs echo the hand-carved stucco that decorates the mosque's columns and archways, whilst the colourful stones reflect the colours used in the mosque's decoration.

The Turquoise Mountain jewellery collection features a gorgeous collection of charms to add to this Esme S-clasp fastening charm bracelet.