Stewart Garden mark partnership with exciting new products

by | Sep 14, 2017 | News | 0 comments

Stewart Garden is celebrating a blossoming new era with Keter Group as they prepare to launch a range of innovative new growing and gardening products at Glee 2017.

Passionate about giving plants the perfect place to grow, Stewart Garden unveil their Urban Gardening range. It features a selection of innovative products to provide gardeners the opportunity to grow, regardless of space.

Managing director Andy Burns announced in March 2017 that the Oxfordshire-based company has joined forces with Keter, a global leader in quality resin products. Boasting a presence in more than 90 countries worldwide, Keter offer a broad portfolio of indoor and outdoor branded products to major retailers across the globe.

The new partnership will see the two brands work together to develop a strong and sustainable portfolio of products that will add to their existing presence in the UK garden market.

Among the new product offerings is the Raised Garden Bed; compact and portable, this kit is ideal for balconies and small patios areas and with a 336 litre capacity, it helps gardeners improve their yields without the need for a full garden (SRSP ?54.99).

The Urban Bloomer is ideal for growing herbs and vegetables in any small space. Available in attractive chestnut brown or anthracite, it has as a shelf to conveniently store gardening equipment and has a smart watering system that provides regulated watering for plants (SRSP ?69.99).

For those looking to add a splash of green to even smaller spaces, the Ivy Planter is the perfect solution. Available in white, mocha and light grey, this modular herb or flower pot allows for multi-level displays in a small area (SRSP ?13.99).

For the traditional gardener, Stewart Garden is proud to introduce their range of lightweight and stylish carts and barrows, which take the strain out of even the heaviest chores.

The 50 litre Easy Go Breeze is a lightweight and compact garden cart that makes light work of chores such as carrying and transporting logs, leaves, soil and tools. It is available in dark green and black (SRSP ?29.99).

For heavier loads, the 100 litre Real Barrow is just the ticket. The first heavy-duty work cart to combine the classic wheelbarrow structure with an L-shaped ?bulldozer? shovel, the Real Barrow is sturdy but light for easy handling while coping with the toughest garden jobs (SRSP ?69.99).

?Stewart is proud to be a UK manufacturer and we strive for the highest possible product quality. As part of Keter, we now have access to the group?s significant technical expertise and benefit from the resources of the market leader in quality plastic home and outdoor storage solutions. This promises to be an exciting pipeline of range developments for the Stewart brand in future years” Andy Burns said.

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