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Everything for UK gardens — tools, furniture, watering, and lawn care.

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Garden Hoses & Watering

Hoses, sprinklers and irrigation kits for UK gardens of every size.

Lawn Mowers

Petrol, electric and cordless lawn mowers for small and large gardens.

Garden Sheds & Storage

Wooden, metal and plastic sheds for UK gardens.

Greenhouses & Cold Frames

Glass, polycarbonate and mini greenhouses for growing in the UK climate.

Composters

Compost bins and tumblers for turning garden waste into compost.

BBQs & Outdoor Cooking

Gas, charcoal and pizza oven BBQs for UK garden entertaining.

Plants & Seeds

Seeds, bulbs and young plants for UK gardens.

Garden Decor & Ornaments

Ornaments, statues and decorative accents for UK gardens.

Fencing & Trellis

Fence panels, trellis and boundary solutions for UK gardens.

Ponds & Water Features

Pond liners, pumps and water features for UK gardens.

Pest & Weed Control

Pest deterrents and weed control products for UK gardens.

Patio & Decking

Patio and decking accessories for UK outdoor spaces.

Hedge Trimmers & Strimmers

Cordless and electric hedge trimmers and grass strimmers for UK gardens.

Planters & Pots

Plant pots and planters for UK patios, gardens and balconies.

Garden Hand Tools & Wheelbarrows

Spades, forks, trowels, rakes, hoes and wheelbarrows for UK gardens.

Water Butts & Rainwater Harvesting

Water butts, rain diverters and rainwater collection kits for UK gardens.

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Hozelock Starter Hose Kit 30m (12.5mm)

#1 Pick

Hozelock Starter Hose Kit 30m (12.5mm)
Rated 4.8 out of 5 stars (2,143)
  • 30m
  • PVC
  • 1/2 inch

£41.50

Pros

  • Includes tap connector, hose end connector and spray nozzle
  • 4-layer braided reinforcement resists kinking
  • 10-year manufacturer guarantee

Cons

  • Bulkier fittings than hose-only sets
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Gardena Garden Hose 18045, 15mm, 25m, PVC

#2 Pick

Gardena Garden Hose 18045, 15mm, 25m, PVC
Rated 4.6 out of 5 stars (1,587)
  • 25m
  • PVC
  • 5/8 inch

£44.77

Pros

  • 15mm diameter for strong water flow
  • Durable PVC construction
  • Compatible with Gardena system fittings

Cons

  • Fittings sold separately
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Kärcher PrimoFlex 1/2" Hose, Grey, 20m

#3 Pick

Kärcher PrimoFlex 1/2" Hose, Grey, 20m
Rated 4.4 out of 5 stars (892)
  • 20m
  • Rubber
  • 1/2 inch

Currently unavailable

Pros

  • 3-layer construction with anti-algae inner layer
  • Pressure resistant up to 24 bar
  • 12-year guarantee

Cons

  • Fittings not included
  • Can crease if not stored on a reel
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Hozelock Starter Hose 50m (12.5mm)

#4 Pick

Hozelock Starter Hose 50m (12.5mm)
Rated 4.7 out of 5 stars (634)
  • 50m
  • PVC
  • 1/2 inch

£49.13

Pros

  • UK-made 4-layer braided construction
  • Covers large gardens at 50m
  • 10-year guarantee

Cons

  • Heavy when fully extended
  • No fittings included on base version
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Bosch Rotak 32R Electric Rotary Lawnmower

#5 Pick

Bosch Rotak 32R Electric Rotary Lawnmower
Rated 4.6 out of 5 stars (3,201)
  • Electric
  • Small gardens
  • 2 Years

Currently unavailable

Pros

  • 1200W motor for reliable cutting power
  • 31-litre grass box
  • Compact 32cm width suits small-mid gardens

Cons

  • Corded — limited reach
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Flymo 18V SimpliMow 320 Cordless Lawn Mower

#6 Pick

Flymo 18V SimpliMow 320 Cordless Lawn Mower
Rated 4.5 out of 5 stars (1,120)
  • Cordless
  • Small gardens
  • 1 Year

£199.00

Pros

  • Battery and charger included
  • Lightweight and quiet
  • Covers lawns up to 200m²

Cons

  • Runtime limited by a single battery charge
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Honda Izy HRG 466 SK 4-Wheel Self Propelled Petrol Lawnmower

#7 Pick

Honda Izy HRG 466 SK 4-Wheel Self Propelled Petrol Lawnmower
Rated 4.9 out of 5 stars (410)
  • Petrol
  • Large gardens
  • 3 Years

Currently unavailable

Pros

  • Self-propelled 4-wheel drive
  • Honda 4-stroke petrol engine
  • Well-suited to larger lawns

Cons

  • High upfront cost
  • Requires fuel and maintenance
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Rowlinson 6x4 Overlap Shed, Natural Timber

#8 Pick

Rowlinson 6x4 Overlap Shed, Natural Timber
Rated 4.3 out of 5 stars (298)
  • Wood
  • Small gardens
  • 6x4ft

Currently unavailable

Pros

  • Traditional overlap timber cladding
  • Budget-friendly for the size
  • Includes windows for natural light

Cons

  • Requires annual timber treatment
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Palram Canopia Harmony 6x8 Silver Greenhouse, Polycarbonate

#9 Pick

Palram Canopia Harmony 6x8 Silver Greenhouse, Polycarbonate
Rated 4.6 out of 5 stars (812)
  • Polycarbonate
  • Small gardens
  • 10 Years

Currently unavailable

Pros

  • Shatterproof polycarbonate panels with over 90% light transmission
  • Rust-resistant aluminium frame with galvanised steel base
  • Sliding door and roof vent for airflow

Cons

  • Assembly takes a full weekend for two people
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Selections Wooden Framed Polycarbonate Cold Frame Growhouse

#10 Pick

Selections Wooden Framed Polycarbonate Cold Frame Growhouse
Rated 4.3 out of 5 stars (246)
  • Wood
  • Balcony/patio
  • 1 Year

£37.98

Pros

  • Wooden frame with polycarbonate glazing
  • Great for hardening off seedlings
  • Compact footprint for patios

Cons

  • Not tall enough for mature plants
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Halls Forest Green Supreme 8ft x 6ft Greenhouse, Toughened Glass

#11 Pick

Halls Forest Green Supreme 8ft x 6ft Greenhouse, Toughened Glass
Rated 4.8 out of 5 stars (156)
  • Glass
  • Large gardens
  • 15 Years

Currently unavailable

Pros

  • Toughened safety glass throughout
  • Smooth-action sliding door and air vent for airflow
  • Curved eaves add extra headroom

Cons

  • Higher price
  • Requires a solid, level base
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Earthmaker 3-Chamber Composter, 466 Litre

#12 Pick

Earthmaker 3-Chamber Composter, 466 Litre
Rated 4.5 out of 5 stars (431)
  • Recycled plastic
  • Large gardens
  • 466L

Currently unavailable

Pros

  • Three-stage composting chambers
  • Click-together assembly, no tools required
  • Large 466L capacity suits big gardens

Cons

  • Bulky — needs a dedicated corner
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Selections 190 Litre Heavy Duty Garden Tumbling Composter

#13 Pick

Selections 190 Litre Heavy Duty Garden Tumbling Composter
Rated 4.7 out of 5 stars (198)
  • Plastic
  • Small gardens
  • 190L

£69.98

Pros

  • Rotating drum speeds up decomposition
  • Elevated design deters pests and rodents
  • No digging or turning by hand

Cons

  • 190L capacity may be tight for larger households
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Charles Bentley Ward 220L Ecomax Garden Composter

#14 Pick

Charles Bentley Ward 220L Ecomax Garden Composter
Rated 4.1 out of 5 stars (967)
  • Recycled plastic
  • Small gardens
  • 220L

£54.99

Pros

  • Large 220L capacity at a low price
  • Front hatch for easy compost access
  • Lockable, air-tight lid

Cons

  • Basic single-chamber design
  • No aeration vents
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Weber Spirit E-210 Classic Gas Grill

#15 Pick

Weber Spirit E-210 Classic Gas Grill
Rated 4.9 out of 5 stars (1,284)
  • Gas
  • 52 x 45cm cooking area

Currently unavailable

Pros

  • Porcelain-enamelled flavorizer bars for even heat
  • Lid thermometer and warming rack included
  • Trusted long-term reliability

Cons

  • Higher upfront cost than entry-level gas BBQs
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Weber Compact Kettle Charcoal Barbecue

#16 Pick

Weber Compact Kettle Charcoal Barbecue
Rated 4.4 out of 5 stars (723)
  • Charcoal
  • 47cm diameter grill

Currently unavailable

Pros

  • Classic smoky charcoal flavour
  • One-touch cleaning system removes ash easily
  • Porcelain-enamelled lid and bowl for durability

Cons

  • Longer to heat up than gas
  • Charcoal is an ongoing cost
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Gardena Garden Hose Box Rollup M (Turquoise) 20m

#17 Pick

Gardena Garden Hose Box Rollup M (Turquoise) 20m
Rated 4.6 out of 5 stars (512)
  • 20m
  • PVC
  • 5/8 inch

£115.52

Pros

  • Swivel wall-mounted box keeps hose tangle-free
  • Includes 20m Gardena hose, mounting rod and kit
  • Integral hose guide for smooth rewinding

Cons

  • Wall mounting required before use
  • Bulkier than a simple hose-only set
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Flymo EasiStore 300R Li Cordless Rotary Lawn Mower

#18 Pick

Flymo EasiStore 300R Li Cordless Rotary Lawn Mower
Rated 4.4 out of 5 stars (267)
  • Cordless
  • Small gardens
  • 2 Years

Currently unavailable

Pros

  • 40V battery system (2 x 20V) with charger included
  • Close edge cutting deck and rear roller for stripes
  • Space-saving vertical storage design

Cons

  • Two batteries needed for full runtime
  • 30cm width best suited to smaller lawns
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VonHaus Mini Greenhouse, 4 Tier

#19 Pick

VonHaus Mini Greenhouse, 4 Tier
Rated 4.2 out of 5 stars (1,893)
  • Plastic
  • Balcony/patio
  • 1 Year

£19.99

Pros

  • Reinforced weatherproof PVC cover
  • Roll-up zip door for easy access
  • Tool-free assembly, ideal for patios

Cons

  • Less sturdy than a full-size greenhouse
  • Cover needs replacing after a few seasons
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Blackwall Compost Converter, 330 Litre, Green

#20 Pick

Blackwall Compost Converter, 330 Litre, Green
Rated 4.4 out of 5 stars (322)
  • Recycled plastic
  • Large gardens
  • 330L

Currently unavailable

Pros

  • UK-manufactured with 5-year guarantee
  • UV-stabilised recycled plastic resists degradation
  • Conical shape retains heat for faster composting

Cons

  • No base plate included
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Landmann 31421 Taurus 660 Large Charcoal BBQ

#21 Pick

Landmann 31421 Taurus 660 Large Charcoal BBQ
Rated 4.5 out of 5 stars (476)
  • Charcoal
  • 66cm diameter grill

Currently unavailable

Pros

  • Large 66cm cooking area suits bigger gatherings
  • Height-adjustable charcoal grate for heat control
  • Wheeled base for easy repositioning

Cons

  • Takes longer to heat up than gas
  • Assembly required on delivery
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Westland John Innes Seed Sowing Compost, 28L, Peat Free

#22 Pick

Westland John Innes Seed Sowing Compost, 28L, Peat Free
Rated 4.5 out of 5 stars (638)
  • Seed Starting

£8.20

Pros

  • Peat-free formula enriched with vermiculite
  • Fine texture ideal for seeds and seedlings
  • Promotes fast, even germination

Cons

  • Bulky bag to store
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Solar Lights Outdoor Garden, Dual-Use Deck & Lawn Lights (4 Pack)

#23 Pick

Solar Lights Outdoor Garden, Dual-Use Deck & Lawn Lights (4 Pack)
Rated 4.2 out of 5 stars (1,547)
  • Plastic

Currently unavailable

Pros

  • Warm and cool white dual-use lighting modes
  • Waterproof for year-round outdoor use
  • Solar-powered — no wiring needed

Cons

  • Charge time depends on daylight hours
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Currently unavailable

Pros

  • Expandable design fits multiple garden layouts
  • 3 adjustable heights for flexible screening
  • Freestanding — no fixing into the ground required

Cons

  • Solid wood needs occasional weatherproofing treatment
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Welcome to our comprehensive Garden section – your starting point for transforming your outdoor space here in the UK. Whether you’re dreaming of a vibrant vegetable patch, a relaxing patio area, or simply want to keep things tidy and looking their best, we've got everything you need to get started. This category brings together a huge selection of products designed to enhance your garden experience, from essential tools and durable furniture to beautiful plants and clever outdoor lighting. We’ve curated this collection with the British climate in mind, recognising that gardening here is about making the most of every season, often under slightly less-than-ideal conditions!

Our Garden category is broken down into several key subcategories to help you narrow your search. You'll find dedicated sections for Gardening Tools – everything from hand trowels and spades to more specialist equipment like lawnmowers and power washers. Then there’s Outdoor Furniture, including patio sets, garden benches, and comfortable seating perfect for enjoying the fresh air. For those with a green thumb, we have an extensive range of Plants, categorized by type (shrubs, perennials, annuals) and even by light requirements – crucial when considering what will thrive in your space. Beyond these essentials, you’ll discover categories like Garden Lighting to create ambiance, Water Features for adding a tranquil element, and even Outdoor Storage solutions to keep everything organised.

When planning your garden project, it's wise to consider a few key factors. Budget is always important; gardening products range dramatically in price, so setting a realistic amount will help you focus on what’s achievable. Seasonality plays a huge role – researching which plants and tools are best suited for the current time of year is vital for success. Finally, look for quality signals: materials matter – robust metal tools or weather-resistant furniture will last longer and provide better value in the long run. Pay attention to reviews from other UK gardeners, focusing on durability and performance.

To help you quickly find exactly what you’re looking for, simply browse our subcategories above. If you're after a specific type of plant, head straight to the Plants section. Need a new lawnmower? Click through to Gardening Tools. Considering creating an outdoor seating area? Explore our selection of Outdoor Furniture. We’ve designed this site to be intuitive and easy to navigate – so let us help you create the garden of your dreams!

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FAQ

What's the best time of year to buy garden furniture?

Generally, spring (March-May) is the ideal time to purchase outdoor furniture as the weather is improving and retailers are offering seasonal sales. Buying in autumn (September-November) can also be a good option for discounted stock after summer. Consider your local climate when deciding – warmer areas might need earlier purchases.

How much should I expect to pay for a decent patio set?

Prices vary greatly, but you can typically find basic plastic patio sets from around £150, while more durable aluminium or teak sets start from approximately £500 and can easily exceed £2000 for larger sets with included accessories. Budget depends on material quality and size.

What materials are best for garden furniture?

For longevity in the UK climate, consider weather-resistant materials like teak (expensive but highly durable), aluminium (lightweight and rust-proof), or treated softwood (more affordable but requires regular oiling). Plastic is budget-friendly but less long lasting.

How can I tell a good quality garden tool?

Look for robust construction with sturdy metal components, comfortable ergonomic handles, and sharp blades or edges. Read reviews to gauge user satisfaction regarding durability and performance – Amazon’s customer feedback is often useful.

What are the key differences between raised beds and traditional borders?

Raised beds offer better drainage, warmer soil temperatures, and can be easier on your back, while traditional borders are more suitable for growing shallow-rooted plants. Raised beds also provide a contained area for managing soil quality.

What’s the deal with ‘patio heaters’?

Patio heaters come in various types – propane, electric, and wood-burning – each offering different levels of heat output and convenience. Electric heaters are generally easier to set up, while propane heaters provide more consistent warmth.

How can I improve the sustainability of my garden?

Opt for sustainably sourced timber, use organic compost and fertilizers, and consider planting native species to support local wildlife. Reducing plastic usage – like using terracotta pots instead of resin ones – is also beneficial.

What’s the difference between a lawnmower and a strimmer?

Lawnmowers are designed for cutting grass on larger lawns, while strimmers (also known as weed whackers) are ideal for tackling overgrown edges, borders, and tight spaces. Electric strimmers are quieter and more environmentally friendly.

Are there different types of gardening tools for different tasks?

Yes! Specialist tools like secateurs are best for pruning delicate plants, while digging forks are designed for heavier soil work. Choosing the right tool will significantly improve your efficiency and results.

How do I care for my garden ornaments?

Protect your ornaments from extreme weather conditions by storing them during harsh winters or covering them with waterproof covers. Regularly clean them with a damp cloth to remove dirt and moss, following manufacturer’s recommendations regarding cleaning products.