While chocolates and flowers have their charm, this Valentine’s Day, consider a unique and sustainable gift for your loved one—the joy of easy sustainable battery gardening. STIGA, a leading name in gardening tools and mowers known for being budget-friendly and eco-conscious, presents a delightful range of cordless products that promise maximum performance, efficiency, and impeccable results. Make this Valentine’s Day special by choosing a gift that keeps on giving!
SAB 700 AE – Cordless Leaf Blower
Light, powerful, and enduring, the SAB 700 cordless leaf blower transforms the task of clearing leaves and debris into a breeze. With a 48V 4Ah battery, it offers remarkable running times: 120 minutes at low speed, 26 minutes at medium speed, and 18 minutes at full speed. The efficient ventilation grid enhances airflow and efficiency, and the intuitive keypad allows easy selection among three speeds.
Price: £210 (CASH BACK product)
HT 500e – Cordless Hedge Trimmer
For those seeking power and precision, the HT 500e cordless hedge trimmer is the ideal choice. Fueled by a 48V 2Ah battery, it provides up to 50 minutes of low-vibration, low-noise, and zero-emission cutting on a single charge. Navigate through hedges, branches, and bushes effortlessly with its 58cm hardened steel dual-action blade and a 180° rotating handle.
Price: £159 (CASH BACK product)
CASH BACK Promotion!
Purchase 2 x 48V ePower handheld tools highlighted in yellow and green, and enjoy a 15% cashback on each product. Both items must be bought in the same transaction. This enticing promotion runs from 1st February 2024 to 31st May 2024.
These innovative products are available for online purchase at www.stiga.com/uk. Embrace a greener and more efficient approach to gardening with STIGA’s cordless solutions, the perfect Valentine’s Day gift for both your loved one and the environment.
Photo credit instagram Anderton Maintenance Cheshire
One of my gardens 🧐🍃🪜🍃💛🌸🌼🌺famous..😆👍🏼
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Anderton Maintenance Cheshire
Hi Paul, We were sent this photo, together with the press release, from Stiga’s PR team, and assumed that they took the picture as there was no credit info attached. The main picture can only be found by Google on the Stiga website and the picture within the post cannot be found anywhere other than our website. We cannot find an instagram account in your name or the photo on instagram. However, I’ve credited you with the picture, but if you want it taken down then just let us know. When you type in your company it goes to the Stiga page, a ladder company, etesia, and some others come up so I’m a bit confused as to what’s going on here.