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Damaged box, half price
The box on this one is damaged. It might be a small dent or crease, or it might be a tear, a hole or a crushed corner; it varies from box to box. The puzzle inside is not damaged and should be complete, still factory sealed wherever possible. As the box is not perfect, it is not one to give as a present.
The pictures show the puzzle, not the damage on the box you will receive.
Want a perfect box? It is £11.47Damaged box, reduced price.
This puzzle is reduced because its box is damaged. The damage varies from box to box. It might be a small dent or crease, or it might be a tear, a hole or a crushed corner. The box will not be in perfect condition, so it is not one to give as a present.
The puzzle inside is not damaged and should be complete. It is still factory sealed wherever possible. The pictures show the puzzle, not the damage on the box you will receive.
Celebrate the Seasons with A Year in the Garden 500-Piece Circular Puzzle
Step into the beauty of nature with the delightful "A Year in the Garden" 500-piece puzzle by Claire Comerford. This intricately designed circular puzzle captures the changing seasons through a kaleidoscope of vibrant floral displays and garden activities. Each month is depicted in stunning detail, from the blooms of springtime to the golden hues of autumn, creating a year-round celebration of life in the garden.
The unique circular format adds an exciting twist to the puzzling experience, with each section offering intricate patterns of flowers, tools, and wildlife. Perfect for nature enthusiasts and gardeners alike, this puzzle provides a relaxing and rewarding way to explore the joys of gardening while challenging your skills.
Key Features:
Discover the charm of the seasons and enjoy hours of puzzling fun with this enchanting garden-themed puzzle.
The circular layout with densely packed floral illustrations across twelve segments and a pale background makes piece placement challenging.











