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GardeningYour guide to the popular online UK gardening shopsAt the gardening shops listed in this section you can buy gardening equipment, supplies, tools, plants and garden ornaments. Most shops also provide excellent online gardening advice.
At Argos catalogue you can buy a reasonable selection of garden tools: hedge trimmers, chain saws, spades, forks, and more. They also sell sheds and garden lights online.
At B&Q's garden centre you can buy lawnmowers, chainsaws, power tools and any other gardening equipment you may need. The B&Q site also features a buyer's guide to 'garden building'. And, 'B&Q garden advise' on landscaping, lawns, maintenance and plants & trees.
BlueWorld Gardener are a leading online garden centre offering everything from lawnmowers to garden furniture, chainsaws to greenhouses and plants to BBQs. If you need assistance, you can contact one of their trained product advisors for help using their on line 'Live Chat'.
Crocus is the UK's biggest gardening web site. They'll advise you and provide you with all the stuff you need when you're out there getting your hands dirty. You can buy gardening tools, equipment, chemicals, composts and plants (from over 4,000 different plant varieties).
Dig-it is more than just an online garden shop. They also provide expert advice and inspiration to support their extensive range of plants, garden furniture, gifts, decorative features and gardening tools & equipment.
At DIYtools you can also buy gardening equipment and garden power tools online at highly competitive prices.
Dobies is a well established catalogue and online retailer selling seeds and plants direct to home gardeners at very competitive prices compared to your local garden centre. Their range includes vegetable and flower seeds, perennial roots and shrubs, fruit bushes and trees, bulbs and more.
At Evengreener you can buy useful and 'green' products to help recycle and conserve the environment. These include garden composters, tools, energy efficient garden lighting, wormeries, furniture, planters and water butts which have become popular due to the UK's recent summer water shortages.
At Ferndale Lodge gardening you'll find everything for your garden, from compost and plant care products, to garden tools and watering equipment, and garden sheds and greenhouses. You can also order their free brochure through their site.
Garden Cut is a specialist retailer of garden equipment offering lawnmowers, shredders, trimmers, lawn tractors, cultivators and much more gardening tools at cheap prices ... supported by their "Price Guard".
Gardening Direct is a great location to buy all your plants, bulbs, bare roots, flowers and vegetable seeds. Their range is excellent and their "A to Z plant finder" makes it easy to find your favourite plants. Their site also features some useful gardening advice and all plants are dispatched at the appropriate time for planting, accompanied by growing instructions. A selection of gardening hardware, tools, ornaments and water features is stocked as well.
GoneGardening.com is a specialist online gardening shop. They offer both up to date and traditional gardening information. You can buy plants, garden furniture and all the gardening products, tools and machinery you may need online. GoneGardening also promotes organic and ecologically friendly methods.
Greenfingers.com is one of the web's leading gardening sites with a host of useful gardening information and a wide selection of products for the garden and outdoor lifestyle.
Catering for the serious, amateur and even children's gardeners, Harrod Horticultural brings you an excellent choice which ranges from fruit cages, plant supports and greenhouse equipment to planters, fertiliser and protective clothing. You can also order their paper catalogue and get gardening advice in their garden forum or from their expert.
At Homebase's garden centre you'll find everything you need to keep your garden looking groomed. Whatever job needs to be tackled, they've got just the right tool for you. They also sell a good range of garden furniture, sculptures, BBQs and sheds.
Based in Jersey, this mail order plant nursery centre brings you a fine range of bedding plants, bulbs and shrubs direct to your door in the UK. Prices look very competitive and hints & tips are available too.
At Littlewoods Direct you can buy a good selection of low-priced lawnmowers, hedge trimmers, strimmers, and other garden tools online.
Ninian Gardens aim to use their expertise in landscaping and grounds maintenance to supply you with quality garden ornaments, ornamental lighting, wildlife habitats and bird boxes.
Robert Dyas offer a selection of high quality garden tools from leading brands at their very competitive 'Best Buys' prices.
At SandEdge you can buy a fine range of gardening gifts, such as decorative ornamentals and plant pot holders, beautiful watering cans, quality garden hand tools & accessories, books and a selection of leather gift ideas. They also stock a small selection of garden furniture.
It's not difficult to guess - Simply Gardening Tools 'simply' sell gardening tools. You can buy pressure washers, power tools, lawnmowers, hand tools, chainsaws, hoses and reels.
Taylors Garden Buildings specialise in selling garden buildings. You will however also find a great selection of beautiful hand crafted original planters, garden lanterns & lights, water features and structures at their site.
As one of the largest gardening mail order retailers in the UK, Two Wests & Elliott offers a huge selection covering about everything aspiring and expert gardeners may need for the garden. This includes planters, greenhouses, fruit cages, garden watering, cold frames & gloches, tools and equipment, garden lighting, poly tunnels and propagators. Still stuck?You can always search the web for some more garden centres or try to search for the make or type of the equipment you're looking for ... back to top of gardening shops © 2008 SoMuchEasier.co.uk. All rights reserved.
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