The Foxglove Tree Botanical Cast Review

I believe I have said it before and it is still true, one of my favourite things about blogging is when I come across new small businesses. Today I have a new one to share with you all which offers beautiful casts of flowers and plant life. 

This small business is the beautiful The Foxglove Tree. 

The Foxglove Tree.

Run by Claire from the heart of the Lincolnshire Wolds. The Foxglove Tree was born when Claire found her health meant should no longer work in a traditional job. As someone who was always crafty and loved creating images with items found in the world around them, it was almost a natural step to create a business. 

Each of her pieces takes inspiration from her garden and natural surroundings. While offering people the chance to have a bit of Lincolnshire nature in their home. 

Botanical casting was used in the Victorian era to help botanists and plant hunters capture the small details of flora and fauna. It was from this Claire took her inspiration and after many hours of working with plaster to find the right blend for her needs, The Foxglove Tree was born. 

Lavender Botanical Cast Fragrance Diffuser.

For me, there is something about lavender. I don’t have many childhood memories, due to my mental health I have blocked a lot of them out. However, one thing I do remember is lavender growing in a friend’s front garden. I think it is due to this, that the scent always seems to ground me.

So when Clare offered me the chance to pick a casting, it was a simple decision to go for the lavender. 

Each of the castings comes with a choice of oil. However, with a lavender cast, I just knew a perfect choice was lemon lavender. 

The casts come carefully packaged in a box. Which as soon as you open the outer packaging means you are greeted by the scent.

Coming complete with hanging string, each piece is hand cast. However, they are not sealed so these items should not be used outdoors or in a damp environment.

Personally, I am absolutely blown away by these items. It is hard to capture on camera just how beautiful they are. 

The cast easily captures the fine details of the lavender flower and looks absolutely stunning when hung on the wall. After all, it is not only a diffuser but a piece of art in its own right. 

Using the Diffuser.

Using the cast as a diffuser is simple. All you need to do is add a couple of drops onto it, let the oil settle and then enjoy the fragrance. 

The diffuser range from The Foxglove Tree comes in at £11.99 and that of course includes an oil bottle. While oil refill bottles can be bought for £2.99 for 3ml. 

Claire has a wide range on offer as well when it comes to the beautiful floral diffuser offerings. She even has some new autumn ones coming soon, which includes blackberries, thistles and chilli. 

I personally absolutely adore these diffusers and think they make beautiful gifts both for yourself and others. 

I, of course, couldn’t end the post without mentioning the other items The Foxglove Tree has on offer. Including some really fun animal diffusers (Sydd the Sloth is a favourite). While larger standing art pieces are also on offer. 

Competition.

The Foxglove Tree kindly sent me a second set of the Lavender Diffuser with lemon lavender oil to giveaway.

To be in with a chance of winning all you need to do is:

Head over to The Foxglove Tree website and let me know using 8 words or more:
Which is your favourite piece and where would you show it off in your home?

Win a Lavender Diffuser and Lemon Lavender Oil.

Good Luck!

I received a lavender diffuser free of charge to help write this post, this however doesn’t affect my views.

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