Oooo arr there’s something special about living in Devon…
where towns are twinned with Narnia and their municipal planting is a wild flower verge, how stunningly simple and beautiful! I stood and greatly admired this and counted how lucky I was to live here…
Wool Week is back! In it’s sixth year, the Campaign for Wool‘s Wool Week runs from the 5th – 11th October and celebrates the fabulousness that is the British wool industry. As you all know, this is something that we here at twool HQ share a passion for – and it’s not just about using …
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 …
Fresh from the Game Fair where we met Fiona and Jonathan Waterer, we spent a wonderful weekend at the Heavy Horses at Work Show they hosted on their farm on Exmoor. Their farm is worked sustainably, using traditional methods and they offer a range of courses, B&B and wagon rides as well as providing driving …
It’s National Allotments Week! The timing of which, on the back of these summer storms is interesting…! We all know that gardening is a lot of hard work but that it is good for you mind, body and spirit. Not to mention the rewards. If you follow us on social media, you’ll see that our …
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Wildflowers, Narnia and a Dash of Wimsy
Oooo arr there’s something special about living in Devon…
where towns are twinned with Narnia and their municipal planting is a wild flower verge, how stunningly simple and beautiful! I stood and greatly admired this and counted how lucky I was to live here…

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