We have been supplying a wonderful company with our Trugs over the past few years and just would like to share their name with our customers. Made To Last is based in the city of Cambridge here in England and offers high quality British products to their wide range of customers that are truly “made…
Last week we sent several parcels into Swedn and Germany. This week we sent a parcel to Queensland, and antoher to New South Wales in Australia, followed by one to Ontario and one to British Columbia in Canada. There were several to the United States of America to Florida, Massachusetts, Texas, Minnesota, New York, California,…
Just a little sideline that we do when we have time is small sheep hurdles. Here are a couple of photos of some we supplied to Andrew Midgley Landscapes in Kingsteinton, Devonshire for one of his clients
In 2019 some 24,000 people viewed our website with a staggering 116,000 page views in total! Our ranking in the United Kingdom is 102,143 and, worldwide is 8,607,089. Not bad for a small company from Sussex in the traditional craft market eh?
Well, folks, we are now logging off for some annual holidays so don’t expect to hear from me for a while. 2019 has been a bit of a whirl wind year and we have experienced our best sales for a long time. We now have two apprentices, one first and one second year and are…
The episode of Escape to the Country with Jules has just aired in Australia and we just received our first order! Our thoughts are with the people of Australia and our customers at this difficult time for their country.
Just to let you know that my colleagues and I are on annual holiday from next Tuesday until Monday 6th January. The workshop, shop and office will all be closed during that period.
David Bellamy the world famous botanist and conservationist has died. I watched David on TV in many of his various programmes on nature which absorbed the viewer completely much because of his sincere enthusiasm. I once met him at the GLEE Show (Garden & Leisure) in Birmingham. To quote him “No garden is…
Extreme wet weather recently has made it difficult to extract chestnut from the woodland. We are a bit behind but are, today, starting work on the second to last batch for Christmas delivery. Keeping our fingers crossed. Quite a few orders have arrived since the cut off date but we will see if a little…
