Tier C — Electric / cordless cultivator Germany Est. 1973

Parkside

Parkside is the tool house brand of the Lidl discount chain (Lidl Stiftung & Co. KG, Neckarsulm; Lidl's own history dates its first store to 1973 in Ludwigshafen). Its cultivators, a petrol PBGK and a corded electric PEBH, are not a permanent range: they appear in Lidl's seasonal listings for a few weeks each spring and autumn at fixed low prices, with Lidl's returns and warranty in place of a dealer network. Specifications come from the Lidl product page of the season, which is the only official source.

Parkside machines we cover

2 models — electric cultivator, garden tiller.

Tier C Electric cultivator

Parkside PEBH 1500 B2

Electric (corded) · Front-tine · 1.5 kW · 40 cm

The PEBH 1500 B2 is Lidl's Parkside corded electric cultivator: a 1,500 W motor drives six blades at a working width of 29 or 40 cm with a three-stage depth setting to 20 cm; the frame is steel and plastic, the handlebar folds, and Lidl quotes about 10.5 kg and 130 x 91.5 x 40.4 cm. Power, widths, depth, blade count and weight are from the lidl.de product page, where it was listed at 119 EUR including VAT on 2026-09-20 (autumn 2026 listing, 646 customer ratings shown); the pound figure is converted from that one price.

From £102

Tier C Garden tiller

Parkside PBGK 1400 F5

Petrol · Front-tine · 3.4 hp · 60 cm

The PBGK 1400 F5 is Lidl's Parkside petrol cultivator, sold in seasonal listings rather than year-round: a four-stroke OHV engine rated 2.5 kW (3.4 PS) drives 24 blades at a working width of 36 or 60 cm and up to 26 cm depth, in a single forward speed, with a transport wheel and a folding handlebar; Lidl quotes about 31 kg and 133 x 62.5 x 109 cm. Power, widths, depth, blade count and weight are from the lidl.de product page, where it was listed at 279 EUR including VAT on 2026-09-20 (autumn 2026 listing); the pound figure is converted from that one price. Lidl does not publish the engine displacement.

From £240

Parkside — common questions

Where is Parkside from?

Parkside is a brand from Germany, founded around 1973.

Is Parkside a good choice?

Parkside sits in Tier C — electric / cordless cultivator. The 2 models we cover run £102–£240, 3.4 hp.