Thank you so much to all who came to see and support us at Widecombe – we had a lovely time as usual, and look at the weather! See you there next year?
Such a good turnout!
It’s all go in the twool shed as we’re off to Glee!! Oooooh er!
We were delighted to be invited to the first ever RHS Rosemoor Flower Show – people so often forget that we’ve got this gem in Devon. There are only four RHS gardens (soon to be five), and we’ve got one of them, right here in Devon! How brilliant is that? We had a wonderful weekend: …
The temperature has dropped, the nights are still dark, but the presence of snowdrops shooting in the garden at twool HQ signal the early signs of Spring emerging and more sustainable gardening to be done! That means: light the fire, grab a glass of something and curl up with the latest Organic Gardening Catalogue. …
We’ve just had a fab weekend exhibiting at The Contemporary Craft Festival in Bovey Tracey where we caught up with old pals, met new customers and even managed a little yarnbomb or two over the course of the weekend. Like any outdoor event, we were at the mercy of the elements – summer, eh?! Rain …
In response to environmental issues 12 years ago we designed a fit-for-purpose, home-grown British garden twine. As a nation of gardeners, it seemed unbelievable that we were importing tonnes of jute from Asia into the country every year to tie plants in our gardens. Early on in our quest to look for alternative British renewable …
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