Traditional English Crafts
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It is well known that King Charles would not be without his. TV gardener and writer Monty Don is often seen using one and Alan Titchmarsh claims: ‘I don’t know what I’d do without my Sussex trug. It is a part of my gardening life among my beds and borders. Knowing that I am helping to sustain a craft that is not only ancient but also hugely practical gives me the greatest satisfaction.
At Sissinghurt Castle
It is the perfect marriage of form and function.’ Troy Scott Smith, head gardener at Sissinghurst Castle, is another great
champion and makes sure all his staff have the use of one.
At Kew Gardens Wakehurst
A limited amount of specially designed 'Kew' trugs are made and sent to kew gardens gift shop.
At Chelsea Flower Show
In 2015 we made a limited addtion Chelsea Revival Sussex trug.