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Listings (4) Wickes https://www.wickes.co.uk/ Wickes is a trusted name in home improvement, with more than 215 stores across the UK. Catering for everyone from first-time DIYers to skilled tradesmen, Wickes understands that its customers take pride in their work, and is dedicated to providing quality products and great value. Whether your next project requires a quick coat of paint or a complete transformation, you'll find everything you need at Wickes - including the tools, materials, help and advice - to do it right. You'll find a range of over 12,500 products instore, most of which are own-brand. Plus, Wickes' new one-hour click-and-collect service means you can spend more time on the job, and less time searching the aisles. Product keywords: Bins, Building Materials, Butts, Conservatories, Decking, Doors, Electrical, Fencing, Fixings, Garden Buildings, Garden Chemicals, Garden Power Tools, Gardens, Gates, Guttering, Lighting, Nails, Paving, Ponds, Preservatives, Roofing, Screws, Storage, Tiles, Timber, Tools, Walling, Water-based Timbercare, Windows, Wires Country of origin: United Kingdom Rolawn Direct https://www.rolawn.co.uk/direct Rolawn is Europe's largest producer of cultivated turf and is also recognised as Britain's leading supplier of safe, certified high quality topsoil. The Rolawn brand is the recognised benchmark of quality and service, its reputation having been established over 40 years. Rolawn's range also includes lawn topdressing, lawn seed, lawn food, soil improver and decorative bark. Product keywords: Bark Mulch, Compost, Fertiliser, Garden, Gardening, Grass Seed, Grass Turf, Landscaping, Lawn, Lawn Care, Lawn Food, Loam, Pesticides, Play Grade Bark, Seed, Top Soil, Topdressing, Topsoil, Turf Country of origin: United Kingdom Robert Dyas http://www.robertdyas.co.uk/ Established in 1872, Robert Dyas is "the Really Useful Store" for all your home and garden needs, including DIY, ironmongery, gardening products, power tools and garden furniture. Product keywords: Airers, Awnings, Bases, Bird Care, Boots, Charcoal Barbecues, DIY, Drills, Garden Care, Garden Chemicals, Garden Furniture, Garden Gloves, Garden Hand Tools, Garden Play, Garden Power Tools, Gardening Products, Gas Barbecues, Gazebos, Outdoor Leisure, Outdoor Lighting, Outdoor Living, Parasols, Pest Control, Washing Lines, Watering Country of origin: United Kingdom Dobies http://www.dobies.co.uk/ Dobies are a long established company who only sell direct to home gardeners through their catalogues and website, offering real value for gardening enthusiasts. Choose from a full range of flower and vegetable seeds, bulbs, fruit, plus annual and perennial plug plants for pots, patios and all around the garden. There's free delivery on seeds and most plants. Product keywords: Bulbs, Easy-grow, Flower Plants, Flower Seeds, Fruit Bushes, Fruit Trees, Garden Equipment, Perennial Roots, Perennial Shrubs, Potatoes, Vegetable Plants, Vegetable Seeds, Wild Birdcare Country of origin: United Kingdom
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