All AllotMate Stocked Products

A general worker glove for jobs that need protection and precision at the same time Not every garden task calls for a delicate touch, and not every...

For anyone who's spent years being told "sorry, we don't do bigger than large", the XL10 is the answer. It's the largest size in Smart Garde...

The middle ground that gets more done Between a full-length border spade and a short-handled hand spade sits this one, a mid-handled perennial spa...

Plant with confidence and precision using the RHS Endorsed Stainless Steel Transplanter by Burgon and Ball, a beautifully balanced hand tool design...

The tool with no obvious name and every obvious use Ask most gardeners what a widger is and you'll get a shrug. Hand them one and show them what i...

Carrots don't come out of the ground clean Neither do potatoes, beetroot, parsnips or anything else worth digging up. Allotment harvests arrive in ...

Three weeks in, every seedling looks the same Sow a tray of tomatoes, a tray of chillies and a tray of peppers on the same afternoon. Three weeks l...

The weather report you can read with the kettle on There's a particular kind of early spring morning that catches gardeners out. The sun's up, the ...

For the bolt that rolled under the staging Anyone who has built an aluminium greenhouse knows the feeling. You've counted the bolts twice, you're t...

Climbers don't read the instructions Plant a clematis at the foot of a fence and it will cheerfully climb in every direction except the one you had...

Evergreen, by post Long before anyone sent a Christmas card, people marked midwinter by bringing greenery indoors. Branches of holly, trails of ivy...

Know what it's really like in there A greenhouse on a sunny March afternoon can feel like the tropics. The same greenhouse at four in the morning c...

The tie you can undo Every allotment shed has a jam jar of snipped cable ties somewhere. Each one did its job for a few months, then met the secate...

A mister you won't want to hide in the cupboard Most plant misters spend their lives under the sink, between the bleach and a sponge that has seen ...

A proper corduroy glove that doesn't fall apart in the rain Corduroy has a reputation for going stiff and unpleasant the moment it gets wet, which ...

A glove built to be seen, not just worn Most gardening gloves are designed to blend into the background, which is exactly the wrong approach for an...

There's a particular kind of frustration that only allotment holders and keen gardeners know well: hands deep in compost, phone buzzing in your po...

Small hands get a raw deal in the gardening glove world. Most ranges are designed around a medium fit first, with the smaller size treated as an af...