FOCUS ON GARDEN CARE Mower Magic
Mower Magic is an award-winning, family run business specialising in Garden Machinery. They are an Authorised Dealer for Mountfield, Stiga, Hayter, Stihl, Cobra, Greenworks, Handy and many other top brands. They are the UK national distributor for the Zucchetti Ambrogio range of robotic lawnmowers. Mower Magic deals in a huge range of domestic and professional gardening and lawncare products, with many available for next day delivery. Customer care is their main priority, from impartial pre-sales advice right through to the after sales service.
DK Tools
Amtech design, manufacture and distribute tools for the home, garage and garden environments and have a strong focus on quality, value and range, as these are the key shopper purchase drivers that drive our industry, according to insights.
Protek Products
It is Protek’s task as manufacturers of quality wood stains, decorative timber coatings and preservatives, to design treatments that are effective and long lasting, while aiming not to harm the user or any flora and fauna that comes into contact with it. Protek Woodcare range is the attractive and effective solution to looking after all types of outdoor timber. Each product is skilfully made to minimise any human health and safety risk and the effect on the environment. Their wood stains can be used on a variety of finished states such as rough sawn or planed surfaces and will leave a natural looking coloured stain high build finish.
Kink Out Hortiwool
An all-season, multi-use garden pad, which has many benefits around the garden or allotment, thanks to the amazing natural properties of wool. It can be used to line hanging baskets for extra hydration, add nutrition to soil, protect plants from slugs, and to insulate from frost.
www.hortiwool.com
Eliza Tinslay
Greenman Tools are made using sustainable Ash for the handles and have beautiful stainless or half brite steel heads. Because these tools mean so much to them, their tools have undergone many stages of development and have been put through their paces by various gardening groups. This includes individuals from green-fingered profession- als to enthusiastic beginners and they are now proud to shout about their quality, functionality and good looks! In a world where we have become too used to a buy cheap, throw away and buy again society, Greenman hope these tools will last a life time, be cherished and passed down to future generations along with the stories they will create.
Kink Out is the splint for your hosepipe. It’s easy to fit, super affordable and helps reduce gardening waste! Kink Out’s packaging is embedded with wild flower seeds and is 100% plantable!
Strulch Garden Mulch
Strulch is a light and easy to use garden mulch made from wheat straw for organic gardening. A patented process developed by Dr Geoff Whiteley at The University of Leeds, is used to ‘preserve’ the straw so that it lasts for up to two years and gives an earthy brown colour. Strulch has a neutral pH and can be used throughout the garden on borders, raised beds, around cultivated fruit and on vegetable plots.
Yorkshire Flowerpots Whitby & Co
Maintaining the garden is a breeze with Opinel’s collection of gardening knives, pruners, saws and secateurs. For over 130 years, Opinel have been providing quality, French kitchen knives to transport you from the garden to the table. Distributed in the UK and Ireland by Whitby & Co.
www.whitbyandco.co.uk
Yorkshire Flowerpots manufacturer an attractive range of natural clay decorative planters – they are stocked in Garden Centres around the country.
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