STIGA is one of those mower brands people buy on a shop assistant’s word without ever working out which model actually fits their garden. The range runs from a tidy little cordless machine for a courtyard lawn to ride-on tractors…
If your cut has looked ragged lately and the grass tips brown a day after mowing, dry summer conditions have almost certainly taken the edge off your blade sooner than the calendar says they should. A blade that sailed through…
The spring loaded bar you hold against the handle of a walk behind mower is the single most important safety part on the machine. Let it go and the blade stops, on most mowers within three seconds. That bar has…
A ride-on mower is one of the most satisfying garden investments you will ever make, and one of the easiest to get wrong. The market spans from around £1,500/$1,890 for a small lawn tractor to over £10,000/$12,600 for a zero-turn…
The deep, sharp stripes on a bowling green or a cricket square do not come from a normal rotary mower. They come from a cylinder mower with a heavy rear roller, and Atco has built that kind of machine for…
Buy a mower, a trimmer and a blower from three different brands and you end up with three chargers, three battery shapes and a shed full of packs that only fit one tool each. Buy all three from a single…
Hyundai has become one of the more common names on the shelf at garden centres and online, and its petrol mowers undercut the older brands while carrying a three-year warranty that most rivals reserve for their premium lines. The range…
If you want the deep, crisp stripes of a bowling green or a cricket square on your own lawn, no rotary mower will get you there. That finish comes from a cylinder mower, and Allett has built its name making…
Cobra is one of those brands that sits quietly below the names everyone recognises, then surprises people once they own one. The range runs to more than 40 machines, from a sub £150 corded electric mower up to petrol models…
The green and yellow stripes that appear across a lawn a week after feeding almost never come from the fertiliser itself. They come from the spreader, and specifically from how it was set up and walked. Get the calibration, the…
