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Equipment for Nursery Growers

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This collection is for those who grow, care for and sell plants, and for those who set up green spaces: hand tools, containers, irrigation and outdoor furniture. It includes items from brands such as Verdelook, Keter, Bonfante, Vigor, Kärcher, Pavan and Mass.

What the collection includes

  • Hand tools for grounds maintenance and shears
  • Handles, shovels and pickaxes
  • Planters and pots
  • Plants, vegetable gardens and greenhouses
  • Garden irrigation
  • Fencing, reed screens and privacy screens
  • Tables, chairs and benches, outdoor gazebos and parasols
  • Garden sheds, self-assembly

How to choose

  • Choose planters and pots according to the plant, the size of the root system and where they will be placed.
  • For hand tools, prefer sturdy handles and blades suited to the soil or the branches to be cut.
  • For irrigation, consider the area to be served and the number of points to be reached.
  • For outdoor furniture, check the intended use, domestic or for spaces open to the public.

For ongoing supplies or large quantities, request a quote from AMES technicians.

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Frequently asked questions: Equipment for Nursery Growers
Who uses hand tools for the garden, and for what jobs?

They are designed for people who grow, look after and sell plants and for those who set up green spaces. Nursery growers, gardeners and people who look after terraces use them for garden maintenance, sowing, transplanting and watering. Fencing, privacy screens and outdoor furniture complete the layout of the green area.

Which hand hoe or small rake should I choose for the garden?

The choice depends on the soil and the job: the hand hoe with blade and trident works the soil and removes weeds, while the steel hand rake is for levelling and gathering. Handle length, 32 or 35 cm in these models, affects posture. Choose a non-slip handle if you work wearing gloves.

Which knapsack sprayer should I choose, 5 or 8 litres?

The difference is tank capacity: 5 litres for treating small areas and 8 litres for larger areas, so you refill less often. Check the weight when full, because it matters for prolonged work carried on the shoulder. Also check that the product you use is compatible with the tank material.

Which watering can should I choose for pots and seedlings?

Volume matters: the 6, 9 and 12 litre models let you adjust the amount of water to the size of the vegetable garden or nursery. The rose spreads the water without disturbing the soil around the roots. For young seedlings it is best to use water at room temperature.

What is mulching fabric used for in a flower bed?

The UV-stabilised polypropylene fabric limits weed growth and retains moisture in the soil. The dark green colour makes it less visible in the flower bed. Fix it to the ground with pegs along the edges and leave openings for the plants to be planted.

Which treated wood edging should I choose for flower beds?

Edging made of treated wood logs marks out flower beds and separates the lawn from the plants. The length is chosen according to the perimeter to be covered, for example 50 cm or 200 x 20 cm in the catalogue models. Fix the edging to the ground with pegs so that it stays aligned over time.

Which planter or pot should I choose for balconies and terraces?

The rectangular treated-wood planter, 90 x 40 x 30 cm, suits balconies and terraces and holds plants with medium-sized roots. Check that the base has drainage holes and that the balcony structure can bear the weight when full. Choose the volume according to the plant you will put in it.

How do you use a sprayer safely?

Read carefully the label of the product you are spraying and follow the doses, protective equipment and re-entry times stated. Do not spray in strong wind and do not use the sprayer for different products without washing it thoroughly. Store the product in its original container, out of the reach of children.