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    Jumbo Patio Pan & Brush Set – Heavy - Duty Outdoor Cleaning Duo | Garland | Pan & Brush | G205 5031670003881 | AllotMate Essentials

    THE GARLAND Jumbo Patio Pan & Brush Set

    A heavy-duty, oversized dustpan and brush designed for patios, driveways, and gardens. Built for quick, efficient sweeping with a galvanised edge and recycled materials.

    • Oversized dustpan & brush for outdoor sweeping
    • Perfect for polytunnels, greenhouses, patios, driveways, and large outdoor areas
    • Galvanised steel edge guard for durability
    • Made from recycled polypropylene
    • Non-flick soft brush clips into handle for storage
    • Compatible with yard brooms and leaf rakes

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      Our Autumn Tips

      • Make leaf mould like a pro

        Scoop up fallen leaves and pack them into a breathable sack - like these Jute Leaf Bags - or a simple wire cage. Lightly moisten, then leave to break down over winter for a free soil conditioner. If you have lots of leaves, fill a couple of garden leaf bags and poke a few air holes.

        Another tip from us, keep species like oak and beech separate for faster results.

      • Plant spring bulbs

        Get daffodils, crocus and alliums in now. Plant while the soil is still workable. Use either a bulb planter for ease or bulb baskets for easy lifting and to outsmart pests, and space bulbs at roughly three times their height. Water once after planting, then let the autumn rains take over.

      • Protect tender plants and late crops

        First frosts can bite early. Wrap young or tender plants with fleece and secure with fabric pegs. Use cloches or a windowsill propagator to keep salad leaves going a little longer. Mulch around perennials to lock in warmth and moisture.

      • Clear, clean and store smart

        Lift finished annuals, cut back spent growth, and add healthy material to the compost heap. Rinse and dry tools to prevent rust, then store seeds in a dry tin ready for spring. Sweep paths and beds now to reduce slugs and disease pressure later.

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