"With holidays just around the corner, you might
be wondering how to combine gardening and children without
subjecting yourself to a lot of moaning. I certainly remeber the
difficulty of wielding a adults pade in our clay soil and am
resonably sure i'd have moaned less and enjoyed it more with my own
tools. Harrod Horticultural supplies everything child-sized, from
gloves to lightweight, height adjustable tools and the high quality
Joseph Bentley range."
Kitchen Garden Magazine, July
2010
Traditionally most children’s garden tools had been just
toys, plastic tools which were more suitable for use in sandpits
than serious digging and planting. Recognising that children
especially older children – want tools that actually do a
job, that are ‘real’ tools, companies such as Joseph
Bentley set out to create a suitable range... The Gardener’s
Apprentice range includes the basic tools required, using wood and
metal in a conventional design but available in a range of sizes to
match different heights.
Tools for Kids and Women – UK is Setting the Trend’ (by
Angela Youngman), Garden International magazine, April
2009
Encourage a new generation of gardeners with the excellent Joseph
Bentley range of children's garden tools. Tough and durable with
ash handles and stainless steel heads...
Outside Interests, House & Garden, March 2009
If you're looking for the perfect Christmas present...then take a
look at Harrod Horticultural's range. Not only did they provide the
delightful child-size tool set featured in our festive gift
guides...but they have all sorts of goodies online for other
members of the family, including organic fruit and veg seeds and
fertiliser, fruit presses and an 'Essential Allotment
Kit'.
Fresh Magazine, First Bite - The Festive Gardener, 12th January
2009
My children really appreciated the strong wood-and-metal tools I
bought them a couple of years ago and there is a great range of
Joseph Bentley tools available at Harrod
Horticultural.
Growblog: Organic Gardening for the Internet Generation, 5 December
2008
I felt that the entire range was lovely - almost too
good for the age of the children for whom it is intended (7
).
Helen Yemm - Children's Tools on Test, The
English Garden, August 2008
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