Rosemoor is a gem of an RHS garden right here in our home county of Devon. Next week it’s the Rosemoor Flower Show and we cannot wait! We’ll be there again, it’s the most fantastic garden hidden in the North Devon countryside. 16th to 19th August are the dates for the diaries!
We were thrilled to see the Rosemoor gardeners using twool to tie their tomatoes and cucumbers.
This year we’re looking forward to seeing some old friends as well as new faces.
As Wool Week draws to a close, we turn to guest blogger, Alison Marsden for pearls of wisdom as we move through the Autumn garden… Autumn is a season of contrast and change, with misty mornings and warm sunny mid-days – when it is not raining – and the bright colours of leaves and berries …
Whether you’ve recently discovered twool or have been following our progress for a while you’ll already know that we provide a range of sustainable products for everyday use in the home and garden. We use British wool sourced from farms who practice regenerative farming. This means that when you buy a twool product you can …
During an otherwise difficult year, nature expanded during the peace and quiet of the national lockdown. Nature seemed to take a deep breath and pause. Up and down the country people took to gardening for mental health and wellbeing. As we rapidly reach the end of this strange year, it’s time to take a few …
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RHS Garden Rosemoor Flower Show
Rosemoor is a gem of an RHS garden right here in our home county of Devon. Next week it’s the Rosemoor Flower Show and we cannot wait! We’ll be there again, it’s the most fantastic garden hidden in the North Devon countryside. 16th to 19th August are the dates for the diaries!
We were thrilled to see the Rosemoor gardeners using twool to tie their tomatoes and cucumbers.
This year we’re looking forward to seeing some old friends as well as new faces.
We’d like to give a huge shout out to Jonathan Moseley, Greenman Tools, Mud Mountain and Mr Fox’s Garden.
Here are all the details you’ll need to plan your visit – see you there!
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