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Forging Friendships; Growing for Generations
Meet the Sneeboer twooline. The latest and best in drill line brilliance!
Launching at this year’s Chelsea Flower Show, we’re proud to introduce you to the Sneeboer twooline, a garden drill line of excellence for precision gardening and landscaping.
Forged for longevity, strength and durability the Sneeboer twooline is based on a planting line from 1800 recreated and hand forged to meet the needs of the modern day gardener.
The Sneeboer twooline comes complete with a super strong line presented in its own exclusive woven twool bag, hardwearing and practical with a revolutionary eco-friendly plasma finish.
Read the full press release here!
What’s more, keep you eyes peeled for The Great British Wind Up featuring winner of BBC2’s Allotment Challenge, Rob Smith! To celebrate the launch of this fab new product we’ve got a photo call for Chelsea’s Press Day (ooooooh, fancy!) so we’ll be stringing up any celebrity pals and pitting them against Rob to see who can wind the fastest and neatest.
2 replies to “Forging Friendships; Growing for Generations”
Celia
Just wondering if you still sneer boer twooline ,as I can’t find it on your website.
Kind regards Celia
twool HQ
Hi Celia, thanks for getting in touch! Kim will be sending you an email with all the information for you shortly.
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