Gardener’s Pamper Christmas Gift Set

A little luxury for hardworking hands, packed with thoughtful treats for gardeners who deserve some pampering.

£44.00

Order by Friday 18th December for Christmas delivery
Delivered by Royal Mail within 2-3 working days

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England, UK

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What's in the box?

THE DIRT BUSTER

Washes away soil, grime and the evidence of another afternoon in the garden.

THE HAND ARMOUR

Helps protect hardworking hands from the drying effects of gardening and outdoor life.

THE SOAK

For sinking into the bath after a long day outside and declaring yourself officially off duty.

THE SCRUB DOWN

Gives grubby hands a proper exfoliating clean without making a meal of it.

Because after a day in the garden, your hands deserve better than a quick rinse.

Gardening is wonderful. The state it leaves your hands in? Not always quite so wonderful. Our Gardener's Pamper Christmas Gift Set brings together a thoughtful collection of hand and body care essentials, specially chosen for people who spend their time digging, planting, pruning and generally getting stuck in.

From cleansing away the day's garden grime to soothing and protecting hardworking hands, every product has a job to do. It's a little bit of luxury after a long day outdoors — and a lovely reminder that gardeners deserve some looking after too.

Beautifully presented as a Christmas gift, it's perfect for the gardener who would never think to buy themselves a little pampering.

Because they've earned it.

Practical Products

Design lead gardening essentials for every gardener

Gardening is rewarding, but it can be tough on your hands and tools. Sting in the Tail by Urban Grow delivers thoughtfully designed, British-made products that make gardening easier, more enjoyable, and surprisingly indulgent. From nourishing hand creams to hard-working scrubs, each item combines practicality with quality craftsmanship, helping gardeners care for themselves and their garden with style and efficiency.

The perfect partner

Heritage at heart

Based in the English Lake District, Sting In The Tail endeavours to source and manufacture as many components and products in the UK as possible. The design of many of their products reflects the heritage of our country with a modern twist.

Environmental sustainability

For 30 years, the focus of Sting In the Tail has been on sustainability, aiming to lessen the impact on the planet. Recycled leather is used for leather items, sourced from tannery waste. Plant labels are crafted from sustainably harvested wood with tree replanting initiatives.

Ethical packaging

All paper and cardboard waste is converted into packaging. Sting In The Tail aims to reduce waste wherever possible. By repurposing waste materials, Sting In The Tail not only reduces their environmental impact but also promotes a circular economy.

Reduced carbon footprint

Norfolk Natural Living carefully sources its ingredients as locally as possible, helping to reduce transportation distances and minimise its overall carbon footprint. By prioritising nearby suppliers and producers, the company is able to support local businesses, farmers and artisans while maintaining close relationships with those who provide the raw materials used in its products. This thoughtful approach not only helps strengthen local communities but also reflects Norfolk Natural Living’s wider commitment to sustainability, transparency and responsible production.

A word from the expert

You've earned it

Gardeners are pretty good at looking after everything except themselves. We'll spend hours pruning, planting, digging and generally making a mess, then wonder why our hands look like they've been through a hedge backwards.

That's why I like this hamper. It's a simple bit of luxury for after the gardening's done, something to clean everything up, soothe tired hands and generally make you feel human again.

The barrier cream is particularly useful if you're someone who's always got their hands in the soil, and the bath soak is a pretty good excuse to shut the bathroom door and forget about the garden for half an hour.

I'd give this to the gardener who already has all the tools they need. They probably don't have an excuse to put their feet up, though. Now they do.