ADVERTISEMENT FEATURE Autumn Savings for Retailers Take advantage of reduced SSPs across a wide range of popular garden tools
British garden equipment manufacturer Handy has announced a raft of promotional offers across a substantial range of garden machinery, ideally suited to Autumn tasks. Retailers can now take advantage of reduced SSPs across a wide range of popular garden tools - including hedge trimmers, chainsaws, log splitters, leaf blowers, shredders, and more. + parts & accessories!
Autumn becomes a key season for garden maintenance. With homeowners and professionals alike preparing for the tougher winter months ahead, demand for reliable, effective gardening machinery rises sharply. Stocking the right Autumn tools is essential - not only to meet seasonal customer needs, but to unlock timely sales opportunities. With Autumn comes one of the season’s biggest garden challenges - clearing fallen leaves. Garden blowers and vacuums are essential tools for tackling this task quickly and efficiently. Handy is offering special Autumn deals across a wide range of models, including Greenworks cordless blowers, The Handy and Q Garden electric units, and powerful Webb petrol models.
Many of these also include vacuum and shredding functions, turning debris into compostable mulch -ideal for eco-conscious gardeners.
To secure your promotional copy, please email
sales@handys.co.uk call 01793 333212 or visit
www.handys.co.uk
Garland launches new product at Glee
A new range of Coco Poles has been added to Garland’s product portfolio. The poles are made from 100 per cent natural wood and coconut material, are fully biodegradable, and perfect for supporting climbing plants, especially house plants. To enable stockists to provide maximum exposure of the range, which comprise 60cm, 80cm, 100cm and 120cm sizes, a purposely designed display stand is available for use in houseplant areas.
sales@garlandproducts.com
www.garlandproducts.com
26 DIY WEEK AUGUST 2025
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