Sharpen up your act with Niwaki’s superb range of quality Japanese cutting tools. The Yamakawa special-edition secateurs have ergonomic handles for great grip, and spring cushioning to enable repetitive use. They are hand-forged in the mountains of Yamagata from YCS carbon steel, which holds its edge well, sharpens up nicely, […]
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Buy two 12.55kg packs of Wiggly Seed Extra for £49 plus £3.95 p&p and get 20 free British Maize Fatballs worth £9 – perfect for stocking up for winter or sending as a gift this Christmas! Wiggly Seed Extra is a premium mixture specially formulated to be less appealing to […]
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Joining Haxnicks’ extensive range of gardening equipment, the ingenious new Leaf Picker has a patented, ergonomic design with an instant release mechanism, perfect for clearing leaves from lawns, beds, paths and driveways. It’s also great for tidying leaves and other debris from between the plants in your borders and vegetable […]
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Vermicomposting in Wiggly Wigglers’ Urbalive Worm Composter is easy and odour-free. The kit, which takes less than 10 minutes to assemble, consists of trays where the worms transform food scraps into compost – so you can harvest the casts tray by tray – a sump where the worm tea is collected, and a secure […]
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Keep your plants protected through the colder months with the 30g Warmacrop Garden Fleece range from Gardening Naturally. Available by the metre and in a range of prepacks, this heavy-duty UV-stabilised spun polypropylene fleece gives enhanced frost protection down to -5/6°C, making it ideal for keeping winter salads cropping, protecting […]
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Keep your crops safe with GardenSkill’s ultrasonic pest repellents, which offer an effective but harmless way of deterring a range of pests including rodents, foxes and martens – not to mention next door’s cat. The range includes a Multi-Animal Ultrasonic Pest Deterrent combining ultrasonic sound and LED light deterrents, two […]
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The autumn is a good time to plant garlic. Ideally buy from seed companies or from garden centres rather than use garlic from a supermarket. Garlic sold for planting will be varieties suited to our climate. You can start off in cell trays if you have very heavy clay soil […]
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