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Unichem catalogue 2023 is here. Over 4100 exciting products on offer. Most importantly we have some exciting new products and ranges to show you this year. Including New Leaf Compost, Luxform Fairybell lighting, SoilWorx, Artevasi ceramic & terracotta, and Root Pouch. Along with many individual products

Unichem welcomed the Artevasi Road Show truck to Ireland two weeks ago as it embarked on a 5 day tour of Ireland stopping off at various locations along the way.  1: First stop on the Artevasi Road Show was the Avoca Garden Centre in Dunboyne, Co. Meath.  2: Second stop Fernhill Garden Centre in

Coming to Ireland this November!! Artevasi Roadshow. Unichem are looking forward to welcoming the Artevasi road show to Ireland week commencing the 14th of November 2022 (Full details released soon). Showcasing the beautifully designed, high-quality range of indoor and outdoor pots they have on offer. Including a complete new offering

A Felco secateurs was reunited with its owner after being lost for the past fifteen years. For any one that has purchased a Felco they always remember there very first one. Jennefer, a keen garden enthusiast from South Dublin reached out to Unichem when she

Royal Seeds going from strength to strength!! Our new seed supplier, has been excellent feed back on the “large seed count”. In each Royal Seeds pack from customers, compared to other competitors. The Royal Seeds range offers great margin, simple pricing and quality seed. All seeds have a

Unichem distributing GF Garden to the Irish market place GF Garden will be distributed by Unichem across the Irish market place from 2022 and beyond. GF garden are an Italian company, which were founded in 1966. They are guided by a passion towards making gardening

Luxform lighting will soon be available in Ireland through Unichem. Who will be distributing a high quality and well known brand of lighting across Ireland to retailers in the garden and home environment for 2022 and beyond. Luxform Lighting is a lighting specialist, founded in

RACAN RODENT CONTROL Racan pest control is a new Rat & Mouse Killer to the Irish market. Distributed across Ireland by Unichem. Racan is a leading rodenticide brand and is manufactured by Lodi UK. The brand features ‘multi-packs’ display options, all-weather single-feed blocks, and the

Free Native Irish Tree Unichem are happy to support Homeland and Aurivo in planting 30,000 trees in 30 Days initiative this November. They are giving schools, customers, and local community groups the opportunity to collect FREE native Irish trees to plant within the North Western

Jeyes Fluid, has been proudly keeping gardens clean for over 140 years. They are now leaping into the future with their new recyclable plastic bottle and updated formula. The new and improved revamped bottle will be more environmentally friendly. To the previous heritage tin bottle, that so many of us are familiar with. The brown dye

Valdor Flex Glyphosate-free residual herbicide Valdor Flex 500g will be solely distributed by Unichem in Ireland. If you are looking for a glyphosate-free residual herbicide to control weeds this is the product you need. Having a prepared plan is the first step to any successful weed control programme. This will save

JCB socks Ireland a product of hard work Unichem are the sole distributer for JCB socks in Ireland. In every corner of the world you’ll find a JCB machine. JCB is one of the world’s top three manufacturers of construction equipment. They have a proud

DIY SOS (The big build Ireland). The show that gave the country a much desired lift. During what can be described as a challenging year for all. The three families that took part in the show captured the hearts of the nation. Along with showing

Oven-dried high quality grubs Unichem are delighted to announce our new Irish supplier Hexafly, who produce high quality grubs for wild birds. Based in Navan Co.Meath this 100% Irish owned company are innovative in there approach ensuring the highest quality grubs are produced all year

What is Box Blight? Box Blight is an air borne fungus disease that specifically attacks box or boxwood plants (genus buxus). Box blight doesn’t kill roots, so diseased plants don’t necessarily have to be dug out. The fungus survives in infected leaves, stems and residues.