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Did you know that every snowflake is unique? True micro-architectures, snow crystals tell an incredible and ever-changing story.

Snow acts as a noise barrier, creating a soft, subdued atmosphere. Its serene blanket muffles the world's clamour, enveloping the surroundings in a tranquil cocoon.

Did you know that snow absorbs pollution?
From now on, you won't have to worry about dirty, polluted snow.
Thanks to STIGA ePower products, your snow will no longer absorb pollution caused by petrol products.
Get rid of snow with STIGA's battery products range for optimal, healthier and whiter snow
How does a STIGA battery snow thrower care for the snow?
Powered by our 48V STIGA battery, the new STIGA battery snow blowers help you get job done in less time than a manual shovel, with better results.
Lightweight, adjustable and easy-to-use!
The battery power make them a zero-emission product, so that the snow will be whiter and healthier.
Check out the new battery models: ST 300e Kit and ST 700e Kit
Follow our tips and don't forget to care of your garden also in winter.

Your robot needs some winter sleep.
Get your robot ready for the next season: Charge it, clean it and store it in a dry place.
Read this article to find out how to store your robot properly when the mowing season is over.
In winter, there is a need to quickly clear snow from paths and objects. The snow blower proves to be a versatile ally, gently removing snow from trees, sparing their branches from heavy loads and preserving their vitality. At the same time, it quickly clears snow from vehicles, making it easier to get out and about.

Winter-ready? Tips on preparing and storing your tools
Protect your machine from harsh weather. Take a look of three simple steps to keep your products safe from any weather damage and to get ready for action when spring will come around.

How to protect your plants in winter
Cold, damp winter weather can damage your plants. And while some hardier species will survive snow, frosts and freezing temperatures, more tender and exotic varieties can struggle.