General Gardening

The Darlac Fruit Picking Basket, when teamed with a Darlac Expert pole, is ideal for harvesting fruits from higher branches that are hard to reach from the safety of ground level. Simply guide the basket up under the fruit, a…

The Darlac Big Hands Leaf Collector is a gardener’s best friend! Suitable for all-year-round garden use, but especially invaluable in the autumn for clearing large volumes of leaves and in the summer for collecting grass cut…

The Darlac Mini Pocket Folding Saw is a compact little saw that’s small enough to be tucked away in your gardening bag or pocket, ready to use when the task requires more than a pair of secateurs. This multi-purpose saw…

The Darlac Two Hour Water Timer is an automatic watering system that provides up to two hours watering time, leaving you more time for other daily tasks both in and outside the garden. It doesn’t require batteries, and featu…

The Darlac Rake’n’Shift is perfect for taking care of a whole host of garden maintenance jobs. Use this great gardening tool as a standard rake to gather leaves, grass cuttings and clippings, then simply turn over and …

Connects to all Swop Top poles. This is a safe and simple way to remove dirt and debris from gutters. This brush is amazingly lightweight - even with the largest pole it weighs a mere 1.2 kg - and can be bent to various shapes to …

Sometimes referred to as a Compost Turner or Stirrer. The 'T' shaped handle is by far the best as it greatly reduces wrist and shoulder strain so often associated with 'L' shaped/single hand models. Powder coated steel constructio…

Use with either Standard or Giant Telescopic Poles and the Spiral-flow hose. When used regularly, the Gutter Cleaner will wash away loose debris, leaves and dust. Use in conjunction with the Soap Dispenser to apply suitable deterg…

The Darlac Fruit Picking Basket, when teamed with a Darlac Swop Top pole, is ideal for harvesting fruits from higher branches that are hard to reach from the safety of ground level. Simply ease the galvanised ‘fingers&r…