Exclusively for Glee, we’re teaming up with Dalefoot Composts to offer a woolly collaboration with sustainability at its heart.
Sustainable alternatives to everyday gardening products are crucial – from peat free compost to twine and rope – and with the trend for home grown produce and British grown plants and flowers, this sustainability in gardening has never been so important.
Glee offers a fantastic opportunity for retailers to meet the growing needs of environmentally aware consumers who know what they want. British sustainable products are seldom widely available in retail outlets.
We’re not the only people striving to change this – Dalefoot Composts are too, but we can’t do it on our own – join us and champion the best in sustainable, British gardening!
If you’re coming to Glee why not pop over and say hello? We’ll be on stand 20G34 🙂
It’s been a fab November so far over here at Woolly HQ! We kicked off our Festive Fairs with a trip to Wells for the Bishop’s Palace Christmas Market – it’s such a beautiful location and we met some great people, both exhibitors and visitors alike! There was even time for a little unconventional yarnbombing… …
July dawned and with it some thunder and a deluge. Which, while not great when it came to flash flooding and power out blips, it was *brilliant* for the garden… The water butts have been refilled and the podded peas are on grow mode 😉 What better combo than posh purple twool twine and purple podded …
We’m off to Widecombe Fair on Tuesd’y next… It’s been an important date for Dartmoor folk for years – the second Tuesday of September (this year the 8th from 9am) – it was originally the main livestock event of the calendar. The earliest written account was in 1850 primarily for locally bred Whiteface Dartmoor sheep, …
With a bountiful abundance of courgettes and, I have to say, a bit of a reputation for my Kimalilli I cooked up a pot full here at twool HQ this weekend. Andrew, our wool merchant, is coming down from Yorkshire to help with the clip collection in a couple of weeks’ time and it’s his favourite. …
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We’re Going to Glee!
Exclusively for Glee, we’re teaming up with Dalefoot Composts to offer a woolly collaboration with sustainability at its heart.
Sustainable alternatives to everyday gardening products are crucial – from peat free compost to twine and rope – and with the trend for home grown produce and British grown plants and flowers, this sustainability in gardening has never been so important.
Glee offers a fantastic opportunity for retailers to meet the growing needs of environmentally aware consumers who know what they want. British sustainable products are seldom widely available in retail outlets.
We’re not the only people striving to change this – Dalefoot Composts are too, but we can’t do it on our own – join us and champion the best in sustainable, British gardening!
If you’re coming to Glee why not pop over and say hello? We’ll be on stand 20G34 🙂
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It’s been a fab November so far over here at Woolly HQ! We kicked off our Festive Fairs with a trip to Wells for the Bishop’s Palace Christmas Market – it’s such a beautiful location and we met some great people, both exhibitors and visitors alike! There was even time for a little unconventional yarnbombing… …
And the rain came down…
July dawned and with it some thunder and a deluge. Which, while not great when it came to flash flooding and power out blips, it was *brilliant* for the garden… The water butts have been refilled and the podded peas are on grow mode 😉 What better combo than posh purple twool twine and purple podded …
Whiteface and Widecombe Fair
We’m off to Widecombe Fair on Tuesd’y next… It’s been an important date for Dartmoor folk for years – the second Tuesday of September (this year the 8th from 9am) – it was originally the main livestock event of the calendar. The earliest written account was in 1850 primarily for locally bred Whiteface Dartmoor sheep, …
What’s cooking at twool HQ… Kimalilli
With a bountiful abundance of courgettes and, I have to say, a bit of a reputation for my Kimalilli I cooked up a pot full here at twool HQ this weekend. Andrew, our wool merchant, is coming down from Yorkshire to help with the clip collection in a couple of weeks’ time and it’s his favourite. …