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Army Power Multi-purpose grease lubricant
£5.90This Army Power lubricant is a multipurpose grease: cleaner, releasing, lubricating, rust removing and unlocking. It protects against impurities and moisture and increases the service life of the treated systems.
Ideal for the maintenance of your tiller or cultivator tines and also for the maintenance of the blades of your trimmers, shears…
You can use it on all surfaces without damaging them: metal, wood, plastic, rubber.
- Oil type: Semi-synthesis
- Packaging: Aerosol
- Capacity: 405 ml
- Use: Multi-functions
- Weight of the packaged product: 0.30 kg
Its formula is silicone free, graphite free, and CFC free.
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Battery Lithium-Ion 40 V
£79.9040 V / 2.5 Ah lithium-ion battery for Mantis 40 V cordless garden tools. Provides up to 80 minutes of working time.
Charges fully in 1 hour with quick charger. In about 4 hours with the standard charger.
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Charger for Battery Lithium-Ion 40 V
£18.90Charger for Mantis’ new cordless garden tools equipped with a 40V-2.5Ah Lithium-Ion battery.
3-5 hours charging time
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Gardening gloves – Size 10
£15.50Anti-vibrations gardening gloves
Mantis has selected the Rostaing ® gloves – a specialist in gardening gloves – to offer you a quality product perfectly suited for the use of the tiller.
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Gardening gloves – Size 9
£15.50Anti-vibrations gardening gloves
Mantis has selected the Rostaing ® gloves – a specialist in gardening gloves – to offer you a quality product perfectly suited for the use of the tiller.
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Quick charger for Battery Lithium-Ion 40 V
£44.90Quick charger for Mantis’ new cordless garden tools equipped with a 40V-2.5Ah Lithium-Ion battery.
1 hour charging time
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The essential Allotment Guide
£7.99From the author of one of the UK’s best selling gardening books, Vegetable Growing Month by Month, The Essential Allotment Guide is aimed at those with an allotment, looking for an allotment or growing on a larger plot and is complimentary to Vegetable Growing Month by Month.
Chapter List for The Essential Allotment Guide
- Why Get an Allotment
What do you get from an allotment? - A Brief History of Allotments
It’s a fascinating subject, but I’ve kept it to the point! - How to Find and Choose an Allotment
It’s the big problem for many, so some tips to help you find and sneak up the waiting list. - How Much Time Does an Allotment Take?
You need to know what you are letting yourself in for - Pests and Problems
Not just the bugs and so on, some advice on the two legged rats as well. - Health and Safety
You need to know a few bits so your hobby doesn’t end you up in hospital - Children on the Plot
Allotments provide a great opportunity for children, both learning and social. - Planning the Plot
You need to know what you are going to do - Clearing the Plot
The other big one. You take on your plot and the weeds are hiding the trees! - Constructions on the Plot
Greenhouses, sheds, coldframes and so forth. DIY - Livestock
Allotments are not just vegetables, you can keep poultry or even bees on many sites. - Tools, Equipment and Techniques
What you need, what you want and how to use them - Manures, Fertilizers and Compost
What they are, what to do and how to use them - Vegetables
A brief guide to growing various vegetables - Fruit
A brief guide to growing fruit - Sowing and Harvesting Chart
A quick guide as what to do when - Saving Your Own Seed
Frugal lot, allotmenteers – here’s how to save a few bob - Glossary
Gardener’s have their own jargon and specialist words, hence a short jargon busting glossary. - Further Information and Contacts
- Index
“Britain’s greatest allotment authority” – Emma Townshend in the Independent on Sunday
- Why Get an Allotment