Pictured above: Steve Ruston

A Midlands horticultural solutions firm are celebrating a successful appearance at this year's Four Oaks trade show, after generating a record number of enquiries. 

Castlefield Products Ltd made their 37th appearance at the UK's leading horticultural trade show last week and deemed it as one of their most profitable. 

Geoffrey Gwilt, Sales Consultant at Castlefield said "This year's trade show has really boosted Castlefield in both reputation and sales potential. 

"We received a lot of interest around the two new products we were launching which we believe will turn into orders and our general level of enquiries was up again this year."

Castlefield decided to use Four Oaks as a platform to launch their two new products - The "Kingston E" trolley, and "Watford" Soil Conditioner Sieve.

 "These products are leading the way in horticultural manufacturing and provide a much more efficient solution to previous methods used for customer facilities and in gardening or allotment cultivation", added Gwilt.  

The horticultural solutions provider is an arm of metal manufacturing company Bird Stevens Ltd, and provides engineering solutions for horticulture. The product range includes horticultural equipment for garden centres, nurseries, soft fruit growers, wholesalers and distributors.  

Steve Ruston, Managing Director of Bird Stevens said "Castlefield Products is an important part of Bird Stevens and it displays a high standard of quality and service. 

"Bird Stevens uses its extensive experience in automotive and general engineering industries to ensure that high quality standards are maintained in all of its work." 

Castlefield was previously an independent company owned by Geoffrey Gwilt before being bought by Bird Stevens in 2007.