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I’m Sexy and I Mow It Plant Pot Mug & Shovel Spoon
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Delivery informationI’m Sexy and I Mow It Plant Pot Mug & Shovel Spoon is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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Description
Description
A well-earned tea break deserves a good gardening pun. This “I’m sexy and I mow it” plant pot mug pairs a teal ceramic flowerpot shape with white lettering and a stainless steel shovel spoon for stirring your favourite brew.
The 400ml capacity leaves room for a proper cup of tea or coffee after mowing, planting or an afternoon at the allotment. It makes an easy gift for a keen gardener with a sense of humour, or a cheerful addition to your own mug shelf.
The details
- One teal ceramic plant pot-shaped mug
- White “I’m sexy and I MOW IT” wording
- Capacity: 400ml
- Mug dimensions: H10 × W13 × D9.5cm
- Includes one 12cm stainless steel shovel spoon
- Supplied in a colour box
Care
Hand wash only. Not suitable for microwave use.
Put the kettle on and give a gardener something to smile about.
I’m Sexy and I Mow It Plant Pot Mug & Shovel Spoon
I’m Sexy and I Mow It Plant Pot Mug & Shovel Spoon is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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