British garden equipment manufacturer Handy has announced the appointment of multi-award-winning garden designer Adam Woolcott as its new gardening expert.  

Adam Woolcott

Handy say Adam will be producing regular blogs and videos for them offering practical advice to retailers and gardeners, starting in September with the subject of how to revive lawns following the exceptionally hot, dry summer. 
 
Adam has 30 years of experience as a professional gardener and has many accolades, but is probably best known for his four Gold Medals at The Royal Horticultural Society’s Chelsea Flower Show and his three BBC/RHS People’s Choice Awards at the show which he won as one half of Woolcott & Smith. 
 
Adam makes regular appearances on the BBC Gardeners' World and across BBC Radio, as well as a designer on Channel 5’s Great Garden Challenge. His gardens have also been featured in national media, including the Saturday Times magazine and Daily Telegraph publications. 
 
Adam will be providing gardening advice in the form of blogs and videos across all of Handy’s brands - Webb, Handy, Q Garden and Greenworks – which the company say is a first for themselves.  

“With the expansion of product lines across our brands, and increased investment in marketing and sales support, the introduction of a recognised gardening expert to expand our customer reach and add further weight to our credentials as the UK’s leading garden machinery supplier, was a natural next move,” says Mark Moseley, Handy’s sales and marketing director.  

“Adam has a real connection with the gardening public; they love his garden designs as can be seen from his incredible three BBC/RHS Chelsea Flower Show People’s Choice Awards. For us, he was a natural choice to be our new gardening expert and we couldn’t be more delighted.” 
 
Adam Woolcott said, “It’s a joy and privilege to be associated with such an established, trustworthy, and professional company like Handy. Having used gardening equipment domestically and professionally for over three decades, I can't wait to share my expertise and passion with you all”. 
 
Adam Woolcott's new gardening blog/video feature will be live in September via Handy’s website for the trade.