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Green Jute Garden Twine in a Tin – 100m
Green Jute Garden Twine in a Tin – 100m is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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Description
Description
This jute garden twine in a tin is a practical piece to keep in the shed, greenhouse, kitchen drawer or craft cupboard.
The tin keeps the twine neat and easy to store, while the 100 metre length gives you plenty for everyday jobs around the garden and home. Use it for tying in plants, supporting stems, marking rows, wrapping parcels, hanging tags, floristry work and simple craft projects.
It is one of those useful, proper things that earns its place quickly — easy to grab, easy to cut, and much tidier than loose string rolling around in a drawer.
Why You’ll Love This
- 100 metres of garden twine
- Supplied in a handy storage tin
- Useful for gardening, floristry, gift wrapping and crafts
- Helps keep twine tidy and easy to use
- Good for tying plants, stems, labels and parcels
- Practical gift for gardeners and allotment growers
Product Details
Product: Garden Twine in a Tin
Material: Jute twine
Length: 100m
Colour: Natural / green
Packaging: Storage tin
Quantity: 1 tin
Use: Gardening, floristry, craft, packaging and general household tying
Care & Use Instructions
- Store in a dry place
- Cut with scissors or garden snips
- Avoid leaving the tin outside in wet weather
- Keep away from young children and pets
- Not suitable for load-bearing use
- Natural fibres may weather over time when used outdoors
Green Jute Garden Twine in a Tin – 100m
Green Jute Garden Twine in a Tin – 100m is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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