Buying Guides

Understanding the best ways to look after your garden can be tricky, read more to see what product suits your garden size.

With so many options out there for your garden equipment, it can sometimes be tricky to pick the best option for you. Read more to see what suits you best!

Finding the right lawn mower is a big task and it's important you find the right fit for your garden, read more to see what suits you.

Depending on the size of your lawn, you may be debating whether to get a lawnmower or a grass trimmer, but which is right for you? And most importantly, which will make your life easier and more efficient while keeping your lawn looking the best.

Replacing your lawnmower is never an easy decision. Often you would have had your current lawnmower for many years and it has been a reliable accomplice in your quests for neatly cut lines across your lawn. If, however, your mower suddenly stops working the decision whether to repair it or replace it altogether isn’t very clear-cut (pun intended).

Picking the right lawn mower can be tricky with so many options and styles available. From petrol, electric or battery operated it's important to make the right choice. Here are some pros to choosing a battery powered lawn mower for your garden.

The size and shape of your garden are probably the most important aspects in determining the correct lawnmower for you to purchase. The type of lawnmower is generally down to personal preference as cylinder, rotary and hover mowers are all up to the job.

There are many different types of lawnmower available to purchase. At Flymo we break them down and make it easier to decide which is best for your garden.

One of the most common questions asked by our customers is; should I buy a hover mower or a wheeled rotary lawnmower? This article explains the subtle differences between these types of lawnmower to help you make an informed decision on which lawnmower to buy.

You want to keep your grass and garden looking great but don’t want to pay over the odds for doing so? This is why buying a new lawnmower is such a big decision for most people - with so many features and options to consider where do you begin? Our lawnmower buyer’s guide is a great place to start and will help you select the ideal lawnmower for the type, size and shape of the lawn you own. Whether you’re a new home owner looking to invest in a lawnmower for your first garden, or simply wishing to upgrade, buying a mower can be a tricky task – electric or battery powered? Rotary or hover? Grass collection box or mulching?Fear not, this handy guide will provide enough information to transform even the most novice of gardeners in to a lawnmower expert in no time, meaning making that all-important purchase will be a breeze!

Depending on the size of your lawn, you may be debating whether to get a lawnmower or a grass trimmer, but which is right for you? And most importantly, which will make your life easier and more efficient while keeping your lawn looking the best.

Cordless battery hedge trimmers have considerable benefits over their petrol or corded counterparts. Unlike a petrol hedge trimmer, battery hedge trimmer models are quieter and lighter – making them easy to use and manoeuvre. A cordless hedge trimmer means you can easily reach every hedge of your garden, no matter the size. There are no snagging cords or extension leads. Significant improvements in technology mean that battery life and power is more comparable than ever to traditional petrol or corded trimmers.

Both petrol and electric hedge trimmers have their pros and cons, but there are a number of key benefits that electric hedge trimmers have over their petrol counterparts. There are all sorts of different hedge trimmers available on the market, and many are suited to specific tasks. This guide will help you find the hedge trimmer that is best suited to you and your gardening needs.

Our EasiClean low pressure washer is a versatile tool, with many applications for around your home and garden.

In early autumn a leaf blower becomes a gardener’s best friend providing a simple and effective way of moving and collecting fallen leaves and garden debris.