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GARLAND/WORTH GARDENING will be making a major statement with the launch of over 70 new products on its stand at Glee this year. New products being showcased by the company include: 11-litre self-watering grow pot towers (pictured), a capillary matting liner and hanging basket universal liners, a spiral tree guard, leaf and garden rake, paint brushes and paint rollers and trays, 40m and 80m rolls of flexible ties and two cushioned soft ties, a long-handled litter picker, garden covers for hanging chairs and casual dining sets, and garden basics, including plant rings, seed sowers and greenhouse fittings. It will also be launching pest control products, including pre-baited mouse and rat traps and indoor and outdoor pest repellers. 01384 278256
sales@garlandproducts.com Hall 18 stand H10-K11
SMART GARDEN PRODUCTS will be bringing to market an even bigger and brighter proposition for garden retailers, making this year’s Glee one of the most exciting since the company’s relaunch in 2014. The company has added an additional stand space to its Glee plans. Located opposite the main exhibition stand, this new area will be dedicated to Outside In, and will showcase the wide range of clocks, doormats, lanterns and lumières that have become synonymous with the brand. Smart Garden Products will be launching over 300 new SKUs and will be showcasing its latest innovations across its full solar lighting offering, from new high lumen designs within its Super Bright collection, to expansions across existing ranges, including the whimsical Elvedon Collection and Solar Flower range. The popular Eureka! Zone range has also been further developed, featuring new lightbulb designs and innovative lighting options for both hanging and tabletop usage. This year the Gro-Zone collection will be expanding to include several new designs and essential features that will help the humble patio greenhouse become a much more essential and usable part of consumer gardening. It is within garden décor that Smart Garden Products will have its biggest ever expansion at the show, bringing to market a brand-new product range and exciting product introductions that will complement its existing offering. Full details are being kept firmly under wraps until the exhibition opens.
www.sgpuk.com Hall 18, stand L20-M21
SBM LIFE SCIENCE, responsible for Baby Bio, Phostrogen, Provado and Toprose, is bringing its new business strategy – New Time, New Way – to life at Glee with the launch of new brands and new products. Darren Brown, head of SBM Life Science Limited, explains: “Our new strategy reflects the very different approach we are now taking in the market. Predicting regulatory changes and recognising the growing trends in the sector.” SBM Life Science will unveil a new brand of effective natural solutions at Glee. Building on its strong track record of efficacious products for a wide range of weeds in all areas of the garden, SBM Life Science is launching an exciting new weedkiller brand at Glee. It is also adding to its successful brand, Toprose, with the introduction of new rose care products, as well as expanding its Baby Bio orchid care range.
www.sbm-lifescience.co.uk Hall 18 stand N51
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This Glee, JOHNSONS LAWN SEED – the UK’s leading grass seed brand – will launch its next bestseller to the market, accompanied by expert advice on maximising lawn seed sales and official announcements regarding its enhanced salesforce. The latest innovation comes after yet more developments in state-of-the-art seed production technology. The new product will feature packaging in line with the rest of the Johnsons Lawn Seed range and work to bolster interest in garden centre lawn care offerings next season. Changes to the salesforce are also to be announced at the show, whilst demonstrations of an entertaining new way of growing grass, and the usual refreshments and goodies will be laid on for vistors to the stand. Guy Jenkins and his team will once again provide expert on stand help and advice to exisiting and new customers, including merchandising, product application and interesting information regarding parent company DLF’s arrangements to supply the majority of sports stadia here in the UK. Johnsons Lawn Seed will appear in the company’s regular spot in hall 18.
www.johnsonslawnseed.com
www.gleebirmingham.com/exhibitors/dlf-seeds-ltd-johnsons-lawn-seed Hall 18 stand H26–K27
KELKAY has developed a new heart-shaped stepping stone in its sandstone range. The Warmheart Sandstone Stepping Stone has an RRP of £5.99 and Kelkay has sourced the new handmade stones in a warm sunset red sandstone for next season. They’ll be available in pallet quantities and slot seamlessly into Kelkay’s unique and flexible natural stone merchandising system. Kelkay plans to unveil this and more than 50 other new products for the new season at Glee. Sales director Richard Pyrah explained “With the recent trend for natural paving, it was a logical progression for us to develop stepping stones in quarried materials too.” 01405 869333
salesenquiries@kelkay.co.uk Hall 19 stand A10–C11
Winner of the GIMA Innovators Award in 2016, VIVAGREEN’s Moss Off is the only chemical-free moss and algae killer that’s safe for all outdoor surfaces, says the comany. Brown stains to the patio can be the unintended result of using iron-based lawn moss killers, whilst standard patio cleaners scorch grass and plants. But, says Vivagreen, MossOff is entirely chemical free and completely safe to children, pets and plant life and even fish and ponds. Celebrity gardener, Diarmuid Gavin is a huge advocate for MossOff. “MossOff is easy to use and effective and most importantly it’s safe,” he says. “Not only for me and my kids and pets, but also to the plants and especially my lawn.” RRP is £12.99 for two litres. 020 7197 2317
www.vivagreengroup.com Hall 18 stand H52
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