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Biennials and Perennials — $7.90.
• Hector, the Terracotta Hare: “The best thing about Hector, besides his quizzical look,” says the catalog, “is that he does not eat lettuce or cabbage. Shaped and fired of native California clay, Hector Hare makes a delightful addition to a patio, deck or garden setting.” 16 inches tall. $49.
•English Rose Arch: Of the sort used at the Royal Horticultural Society Garden at Wisley and the Royal National Rose Society in England. “Retain the traditional quality look of wrought iron.” Two sizes — a 6-foot 6-inc arch spanning a width of 3 feet, and a 7-foot-arch spanning 5 feet. Smaller arch $72; larger arch $95.
•Thatched Birdfeeder: “For those of us who have always dreamed of living in a thatched cottage, this English Birdfeeder may the the closest we will get. . . .offers a momentary refuge for all types of birdlife.” Height — 19 inches; width —12 inches. $39.
•The Flower Fairy Books: Illustrated by Cicely Mary Barker. Children’s classics since first publication in 1923. “Each fairy poem and watercolor describes the nature of a plant and, because of their botanical accuracy, offers instruction on how to identify.” Four volumes (“Spring, Summer, Autumn, Winter”). Hardbound, 40 pages. $5.95 each.
• Authentic Sussex Trug: Baskets constructed for the carrying of gloves, trowels and seedlings to the
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