Making Garden Tools More Sustainable As They Should Be
Secateurs For Serious Gardeners
Our traditional secateurs are both hard wearing and solid in construction. Using a drop forged technique for structural hardness, these secateurs are as strong as you'll ever need.
A Garden Tool Set Made To Last
With the 4 most useful tools any gardener needs, these stainless steel tools with hardwood handles will outlast most others. Keep them in top condition with regular cleaning after use.
Graft with Precision
A traditional and strong grafting knife made with Merbau hardwood and a stainless steel blade. A precision tool for a delicate task.
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How to Get the Best from a Small Vegetable Plot...
Eleanor AshfordA small kitchen garden demands different choices than a large plot. By thinking in harvests rather than plants, focusing on cut-and-come-again crops, and using vertical space wisely, you can grow...
How to Get the Best from a Small Vegetable Plot...
Eleanor AshfordA small kitchen garden demands different choices than a large plot. By thinking in harvests rather than plants, focusing on cut-and-come-again crops, and using vertical space wisely, you can grow...
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How to Plan Crop Rotation in a Small Kitchen Ga...
Eleanor AshfordCrop rotation is essential for vegetable gardening, but traditional advice often assumes more space than most home growers have. This article breaks down why rotation matters, which plant families need...
How to Plan Crop Rotation in a Small Kitchen Ga...
Eleanor AshfordCrop rotation is essential for vegetable gardening, but traditional advice often assumes more space than most home growers have. This article breaks down why rotation matters, which plant families need...
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How to Read Your Soil Before You Reach for the ...
Eleanor AshfordBefore reaching for another bag of compost, experienced gardeners pause to read what their soil is telling them. By examining texture, observing weeds, counting worms and checking drainage, you can...
How to Read Your Soil Before You Reach for the ...
Eleanor AshfordBefore reaching for another bag of compost, experienced gardeners pause to read what their soil is telling them. By examining texture, observing weeds, counting worms and checking drainage, you can...
