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Webb Garden Power launches retailer marketing assets

 

British garden equipment brand Webb Garden Power has made new product videos, product photography and lifestyle images available to help garden centres, machinery dealers and other retail stockists refresh their marketing and showcase the Webb range at its best.

 

Designed for use across product listings, website banners, social media and email campaigns, the latest assets released by Webb give retailers fresh content to explain product features and help customers choose suitable machinery for their gardens.  It enables retailers to update existing listings, introduce new products and keep their promotional channels current throughout the gardening year. Combining product information with imagery and video can help customers understand how individual tools fit into their garden care routine.

 

The new material covers Webb Eco 20V and X-Series 40V cordless garden machinery ranges, the latter of which has been launched this year, along with the highly popular Webb pressure washers, plus further products across the range. Product photography provides clear views of the machinery, while lifestyle imagery and video help bring the features and garden applications to life.

 

The asset refresh follows the introduction of the Webb Eco X-Series in 2026, extending the brand’s cordless offering into higher-powered machinery for medium to large gardens. Using two interchangeable 20V lithium-ion batteries together to deliver 40V performance, the X-Series gives retailers an option for customers seeking greater capability for larger spaces and more demanding tasks.

 

The range spans lawnmowers, grass trimmers, hedge trimmers, blowers, vacuums, chainsaws and scarifiers. Products suited to autumn and winter maintenance include the 40V brushless axial blower, blower and vacuum, hedge trimmer, chainsaw and four-in-one multi-tool, providing opportunities for retailers to build seasonal campaigns around leaf clearance, hedge maintenance, pruning and garden tidying.

 

Alongside the X-Series, the established Webb Eco 20V platform caters for smaller gardens and everyday maintenance.

 

Together, the two cordless ranges help retailers present a choice of tools for different garden sizes and requirements, supported by photography and video that customers can explore before purchasing.

 

Webb’s wider portfolio also includes corded electric and petrol machinery, with product categories ranging from lawnmowers and line trimmers to hedge trimmers, blowers and vacuums, chainsaws, scarifiers and cultivators. This breadth enables stockists to offer customers a choice of power sources and equipment to suit their gardening needs.

 

For access to the latest Webb Garden Power photography and videos, or for further support, please go to https://handytrade.co.uk/help-support/

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