Blue Diamond Garden Centres – with shops in both Jersey and Guernsey – has released new gifts in collaboration with Jeremy Clarkson’s Diddly Squat Farm just in time for Christmas.
Building on their three-year partnership, they’re now launching a range of gifts from seeds to bulbs to growing products and planners.
Alan Roper, CEO of Blue Diamond, said: “Following the success of the Diddly Squat Farm Rosé, we are now launching an innovative and exclusive collection of garden gifts, just in time for Christmas.
“The products are practical, unique and have a clear connection to gardening and the countryside.
“We expect they will appeal to both gardeners and Diddly Squat fans looking for something a little different this Christmas and I am sure these products will appear under many of the nation’s Christmas trees this year.”
Christmas Wishlist winner
One of its products – a garden planner with Clarkson’s seal of approval – has been named a winner at The Christmas Wishlist Awards 2026.
The Diddly Squat Farm Plantable Garden Planner was one of four winners in the competitive Home & Garden Gifts category, also receiving the Judges’ Pick Award.
It comes with 12 plantable seed papers, containing seeds to be planted for each month of the year.
It was created by Diddly Squat Farm – of Clarkson’s Farm notoriety – and Blue Diamond Garden Centres for people looking to grow more food, with less of the planning.
With practical gardening tips and the humour of Diddly Squat, it’s designed to give gardeners an easy way to know when and how to grow their fruit and veg.
Lisa Hogan, Co-Founder of Diddly Squat Farm Shop, said: “We have really enjoyed working with Blue Diamond to bring this new collection to life.
“There is something rather satisfying about creating Christmas presents that can actually be grown, planted or used in the garden.
“We hope the range brings a bit of fun to Christmas shopping and, of course, a bit of Diddly Squat to gardens across the country.”
The planner is available at St Peter’s Garden Centre in Jersey and Le Friquet in Guernsey.
