Garden Groom

The Garden Groom Midi electric hedge trimmer provides all the functionality, innovative design and impressive features of its larger sibling the Garden Groom Max, but in a smaller, lighter-weight and easier-to-handle package.
At just 6 pounds, the Garden Groom Midi lets you angle the tool in any direction for precise shaping and trimming, and like the larger version, it’s ingeniously engineered to shred clippings at a ratio of 10 to one, and then hold them in the included volume collection bag

The Midi was developed for trimming small to medium size hedges, we designed it particularly with female and older gardeners in mind, it’s lightweight, concealed blade and collection facility have proved it to be a huge success around the world.

Right now the Garden Groom is offering 3 easy payments of $33.33 !

Q: How does the Garden Groom work?

A: The Garden Groom has a fully concealed rotary cutting blade which cuts and shreds the hedge clippings using a scissor-like action. The shredded material is then deposited into the onboard container or alternatively into the volume collection bag.

Q: What does the Garden Groom weigh?

A: The Garden Groom Midi weighs 6lbs.

Q: What is the maximum diameter of branch that the Garden Groom will cut?

A: The Garden Groom is designed to cut 12 – 18 months worth of growth, therefore we recommend that the maximum diameter of branch should be no more than 10mm or 0.4in.

Q: What is the capacity of the on board container?

A: The Garden Groom Midi container will hold up to 53 sq ft of clippings.

Q: What is the capacity of the volume bags?

A: The volume bag will hold at least 10 times more than the on board container. That’s 530 sq ft!

Q: What types of hedges will the Garden Groom cut?

A: The Garden Groom will cut all types of hedge including: Privet, Leyland, Yew, Ash, Holly, Beech and Hawthorn.

Q: What is the size of the motor?

A: The Garden Groom Midi has a 300W motor.

Q: What is the length of the volume bag hose?

A: 8.2ft

Q: Can I use the clippings for the compost?

A: Yes, the shredded clippings are perfect for composting.

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