Garden Shed

Garden Shed

Our range of products for use in and around the garden shed, consisting of loads of handy tools and accessories from scoops to shovels to aprons.

Keeping a stocked tool shed

Keep your garden clean and tidy from hedge trimmings, fallen leaves or branches with our range of useful garden waste bags, leaf grabs, composting sacks, and popular recycling bags - perfect to keep everything in order. Our popular accessories will make it easy to clear your garden leaves in no time at all, collect your troublesome weeds or keep your waste neatly separated.

Our range of garden tools is designed to keep your garden tidy, maintain the lawn, or simply make weeding, chopping, sweeping and pruning as easy as possible. To cover all the jobs that need to be done around the garden, we have categorised our best gardening tools for you below.

What are the best tools to have in the shed?

For every new gardener who is self-starting in gardening, we advise you start with buying the basics such as snips, gloves, hand trowel, scoop, watering can, garden hoe and a rake.

harvesting-apron
Harvesting Apron
£19.49
retractable knife
Retractable Knife
£11.99
Bamboo scoop in use
Bamboo Scoop
£3.99
Widger & Dibber
£2.49
Bamboo Widgers and Dibbers
£3.49
wood thermometer
Wood Thermometer
£4.99
waterproof plant marker
Waterproof Garden Marker
£3.49
Eco Jute Twist Ties
£5.99
Hand Brush
£5.29
Handy Pocket Snips
Handy Pocket Snips
£7.19
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lawn rake
Lawn Rake
£9.99
speed hoe close up
SpeedHoe
£39.99
Haxnicks-speed-hoe-precision-Tool020101-in-use
SpeedHoe Precision
£28.49
SpeedWeed - in use weeding
SpeedWeed
£37.49
soft tie- original in use
Soft Tie 5m (Original)
£6.49
soft tie woody- in use
Soft Tie Woody 5m
£5.99
slim soft tie- in use
Slim Soft Tie 8m
£5.99
slim soft tie woody- in use
Slim Soft Tie Woody 8m
£5.99

How to clean garden tools

To remove mud, use warm soapy water to soak your tools and let them dry. For sticky sap, resin, insect residue or rust, we find that a good scrub with steel wool and a few drops of multi-purpose oil can get rid of most of it very easily.

Don't forget to disinfect your tools often, especially if you have pruned some plants with fungi or pests, so they don’t spread bacteria to healthy plants.
You can also use linseed oil to nourish and protect your wooden tool handles.

First you need to clean them well in warm soapy water, and then dry completely.

Regardless of the blades, hold the tool firmly in position then pass the sharpener over the edge of the blade. You can use a file, whetstone or sharpening stone depending of the size of your blade.

Trust Knowle Nets

Our heritage can be traced back to 1965 at Knowle Farm Bridport, Dorset - the home of net making since the 9th century. 

This tradition of hand finishing continues to this day in our exceptional modern Bristol workshops where all netting and tubes are cut by hand to fit your exact sizing. Each order is carefully packaged with clear instructions for easy installation. 

Knowle Nets structures have unique tapered ends to the top tubes, allowing all poles to be joined directly. A much stronger structure built to withstand years of work and weather, backed by our 10 year structural guarantee.

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