A digital gift - six months of Gather
Gift buying & giving with absolutely no waiting
I know, I leave present buying to the last minute too. If you need the perfect gift for a gardener and you need it now, I can have a code for a six month subscription to Gather in your inbox in seconds, and all you have to do is either forward the email or (if you have the time) print it off and hand it over with a gorgeous card or pop it in the post.
If you do have the time and you want a gift box of seeds and me to do the posting, just click here.
Why is Gather perfect for gardeners?
Unless you are a small child, the chances are you (or your loved one) does not need any more things. We are drowning in stuff. What do we need then?
Growth.
Joy.
Beauty.
Flowers.
This gift contains the recipe for half a year of happiness. A six month subscription to Gather (priceless in emotional terms, £60 in financial).
What is included?
The person who is lucky enough to receive this will get:
/ Access to the most exclusive, beautiful shop where you can buy the most beautifully packaged flower seeds (UK & USA addresses only) & Niwaki tools at a members’ discount
/ Films and interviews with the most incredible people growing flowers today
/ Fresh, exclusive weekly content celebrating the best of seasonal flowers, straight to your inbox. Inspiration, reflections, advice and tips, from one who knows
/ Daily glimpses behind the scenes of life in my thatched cottage and on Malus Farm. Flowers, coffee, dogs, seasonal harvests. The moments of joy and the moments of tranquillity, as they happen
/ Unlimited access to a whole library of digital guides & seasonal journals written by best-selling author, Grace Alexander
How does it work?
By purchasing this gift, you will receive an order confirmation which contains a pdf. The pdf contains a secret, one-time code which unlocks the door to six months of Gather. You can send it by email to your friend/loved one (please tell them it is coming, I would hate for it to end up in their junk folder and them miss it) or you can print it out on some lovely, heavyweight paper, fold it up, and put it in the post. With or without a card. Your call.