If you have grown squash or pumpkins in your garden, then the last thing that you want is for that produce to go to waste.
WIN a NEW Cobra Fortis cylinder mower worth £1,099
09.10.2023 - 10:31 / theenglishgarden.co.uk / Niamh Collins
To celebrate the launch of the new Cobra Fortis cylinder mowers, we’re giving you the
chance to win the Cobra Fortis 14L cylinder mower worth £1,099.00.
Cobra’s Fortis models are so much more than a mower, and in fact, combine eight
machines in one to give the ultimate package for creating picture-perfect lawns with the
striped finish that so many people strive to achieve.
What makes the Fortis machines so unique, however, is their ability to transform into
seven other machines to ensure that lawns are immaculate and healthy. The Fortis six-
bladed cassette can simply be removed and replaced with another accessory cassette in
the range to switch its use. Other cartridges include:
Cobra is the leading name in garden machinery and has the UK’s largest range of powered lawnmowers, as well as extensive options for all garden machinery including hedge trimmers, leaf blowers, grass strimmers, chainsaws and so much more. For further information about Cobra, please visit cobragarden.co.uk.
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