Pruners, trimmers, blowers and pressure washers that do the heavy part of a Saturday for you. Most of them run on batteries, none of them need petrol, and the figure on the shelf already covers getting them to you.
Four jobs cover most of what a garden asks of you in a year. Each one has a tool here made for it, with the specifications set out plainly below.
A cordless lopper for branches up to 30 mm, and a compact chainsaw for wood up to 10 cm across.
One trimmer, three heads: nylon for neat edges, steel for weeds, a saw blade for scrub.
A blower that also vacuums, and a weed burner that uses heat where you would otherwise spray.
A battery pressure washer that draws its water from a bucket, so it works where no tap reaches.
A two-stroke engine wants fresh fuel, a pull cord and a service every spring. A cable wants an outdoor socket and a lot of patience around the flowerbeds. A 48-volt battery wants charging the night before.
The number under each tool is the whole bill. Delivery is already inside it, and nothing gets added when the courier rings the bell.

For fruit trees and shrubs, where secateurs stop being enough.

For edges, fence lines and the grass a mower leaves behind.

For autumn paths, and for anything that needs air rather than water.

For patios and paving where there is no outside tap.

For the branches that come down in winter, and for cutting them up after.

For weeds in paving joints, using heat instead of a spray.
Flarnex does not take payment online, so there is nothing to register and nothing to sign up for. Buying here takes three steps.
Drop the tools into the basket and leave the address at the checkout. Not sure which one suits the job? Describe the job on the contact page and we will point you at the right tool.
Usually within the same working day, to check the order over and pick a delivery day that works for you.
On the card form when you order, or with the driver at the door. The parcel comes with tracking either way, so check it over before you take it in.
Where a battery tool now beats a two-stroke outright, and the jobs where it still does not.
Why heat works on the gaps between slabs, how often to go back, and what it will never kill.
Practical garden writing about the tools we sell. Short, specific and free of filler.