The thistle is Scotland's traditional flower and creates a bold statement on its own or in any floral display. 

This pretty pink thistle can transform a room creating a charming atmosphere with pink hues.

Imagine a Scottish garden surrounded by this majestic thistle, ambushed with bluebells and snowdrops, a highland wedding would be incomplete without these to accomplish the legend.

Bluebells of Scotland

The best thing about the Scottish forest floor in Spring time is the carpet beneath the trees comprising of precious Bluebells.

He dwells in bonnie Scotland

where the Bluebells sweetly smell

and all in my heart

I love my laddie well

These dainty petal packed white nodding flowers can be seen on the forest floors, banks and flower borders in January and February.

Dearest tie of young connections,

Love's first snowdrop,

virgin kiss.

Our tartan fabric covered notebook is a perfect keepsake or gift for friends and family overseas.

The stunning colour of this flower is warm and inviting and the wispy curves of it's dancing spikes are a classic example of elegance. These flowers can be used indoors and outdoors as the stem and flower heads are made of fine plastic.

Green and gracious spiky mum thistle with wispy curves of dancing spikes.

This pretty little thistle grows wild in hedgerows and attracts lots of bumble bees and insects to it's magnificent flowers.

Blue embroidered thistle and bluebell Isle of Bute range pocket tissue holder.

These lucious lavender thistle buds are elegant and realistic with 3 buds on each stem

Legend has it that Norsemen invaded the sleeping clansmen barefoot in the quiet of the darkness. As they crept, they crossed a glen covered with thistles, one of  the men shrieked in pain as the thorn pierced his foot and awoke the highlanders. The thistle was then chosen as Scotland's national emblem.