Dream Gardens
are built on Quality Soil
Mantis is what you need to transform your garden
into a beautiful and bountiful space.
Why choose a Mantis Tiller ?
The lightest and most powerful tiller in the world
Small but powerful, the Mantis tiller will surprise you with its performance. Thanks to its unique curved tines, it defies roots and stones, reduces clods and turns the soil to create great planting conditions.
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Fast and easy to use
With the Mantis tiller you will save a lot of time in the garden. Plus, it’s easy to start and with all of the controls at your fintertips, is easy to use.
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Easy to handle and Powerful
That’s the magic of a Mantis. A compact size that works in the tightest spaces, it’s light weight is easy on your arms and back and a 40-year reputation for quality and efficiency.
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Versatile
A Mantis tiller is several tools in one: it digs, hoes and weeds. With the optional attachments, it also breaks up the ground, digs furrows and holes, helps takes care of the lawn, edges borders and paths.
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Designed to last
A Mantis is a long-term investment.
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How to prepare your soil for plantings. How to earth up potatoes. How to maintain your Mantis tiller. Why mulch? How to protect the bees on a daily basis. Are nettles good? There are so many topics to discover on our blog.
EDGING YOUR BORDERS
Giving your lawn a clean edge will improve its appearance and neaten up your whole garden. Untidy lawn edges that have grass growing into the surrounding borders are easy to correct. Rather than the back-breaking work of using a pair of lawn-edging shears to cut away any long and encroaching grass simply use the Mantis
OPTIMUM WATER MANAGEMENT IN THE GARDEN #1 – PREVENT DAMAGE FROM DROUGHT
A beautiful vegetable garden not suffering from drought – © jardins-familiaux.asso.fr The presence of water and accompanying nutrients is vital to all living beings, whether humans, animals or plants. However, too much or too little of anything can be harmful. In this first article on water management, we will look at some simple solutions to better