Garden Essentials
Garden twine, plant ties, netting, garden gloves, sacks and other essentials. The small items that make every garden job easier.
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The right small items make everyday garden jobs easier.
| Item | Best for | Things to know |
|---|---|---|
| Twine & plant ties | Supporting climbers, canes and tomatoes | Tie loosely so stems can grow |
| Garden netting | Protecting fruit and veg from birds | Keep taut and check for trapped wildlife |
| Garden gloves | Protecting hands from thorns and soil | Thicker gloves for roses and brambles |
| Garden sacks & bags | Leaves, weeds and clippings | Reusable sacks fold flat for storage |
| Canes & supports | Beans, sweet peas and tall plants | Cap cane tops to protect eyes |
Garden Essentials: frequently asked questions
What gloves are best for pruning roses?
Choose thick, puncture-resistant gloves, ideally with long cuffs to protect your forearms from thorns. Lighter gloves are fine for general weeding and potting.
How do I stop birds getting caught in garden netting?
Use fine mesh netting, keep it pulled taut over a frame and secure the edges to the ground. Check it regularly, as loose netting can trap birds and hedgehogs.
What is the best way to tie up plants?
Use soft twine or stretchy plant ties in a loose figure-of-eight between the stem and the support. This holds the plant without rubbing or cutting into the stem as it grows.
What can I put in a garden waste sack?
Garden waste sacks suit leaves, grass cuttings, weeds and prunings. If you use your council's garden waste collection, check its rules on what it accepts.
Buying in bulk or for your business?
Landlords, trades and facilities teams can ask us for a quote on larger quantities.
























































