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| Our new lavender pillows are made from a new Liberty fabric inspired by our guerrilla gardening. Since 2006 GuerrillaGardening.org have made lavender pillows harvested from our guerrilla grown lavender in London (view a video here). This crop is our key source of funding and all proceeds go towards guerrilla gardening. As they were in 2006 they are still made in our living room, their aroma and the sowing paraphanalia fills our autumnal evenings as we eagerly satisfy orders. Our customers tell us they use the little pillows to help them sleep, to make their drawers fragrant, to deter moths and to keep their suitcase fresh on holiday. This year's pillow design is very special. |  |
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It is made from a new Liberty Art Fabric inspired by our guerrilla gardening. Liberty dispatched their designers to visit us and devised four patterns for their 2013 collection. We have used one of the fine Tana Lawn cottons which portrays two guerrilla gardeners cultivating a landscape of London landmarks including Big Ben, Canary Wharf, Tower Bridge and a telephone box. Liberty have named the fabric "Richard and Lyla". Each pillow contains about 30g of lavender and is 14cm X 11cm. Pillows are £10 each or £17.50 for two, including postage in the UK. They are a little more expensive for overseas customers. Payment can be made online below using the drop down menu which gives two options for UK shoppers and two options for shoppers overseas. Select an option and click the BUY NOW button to be taken to the secure PayPal payment page. Contact richard@guerrillagardening.org for other ways of paying or if you'd like to stock these pillows for sale in your shop. |
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