Say Hello to Green Blue Gardens

Now you can simply order your preferred GBU landscaping products from a NEW ONLINE STORE!

GreenBlue Urban (UK) Ltd are delighted to announce the launch of their E-Commerce platform:- Green Blue Gardens.

Recent events have provided a perfect opportunity to improve our customer online experience.  The new platform has enabled access to the most popular everyday landscaping products to consumers and contractors with just a click of a button.

The new stand-alone site is simple and easy to use displaying up to date stock levels, pricing, secure payment options, delivery information and even offers click and collect for those more local to GBU’s East Sussex headquarters.

Sustaining an innovative ethos GreenBlue Urban are simply adapting to change and hope that their 40 years plus landscaping knowledge will appeal not just to the Specifier market but also to Garden Designers, Smaller Contractors and Garden Enthusiasts whilst maintaining a high level of customer service and quality products for all to enjoy.

On-going collaboration with industry partners will enable GreenBlue to continue to provide industry news and education to a wider audience with enhanced Social Media Channels.

With new products being added all of the time why not look and see what Green Blue Gardens can offer to enhance your landscaping schemes!

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