Fifty metres of plain jute twine on a single spool, undyed and in the natural straw colour it comes off the plant. The spool is small enough for a trug or a coat pocket rather than a shed floor.
Jute breaks down in soil and on a compost heap, which is what you want from string that ends up there with the plant. It holds for a growing season on beans, tomatoes, sweet peas and climbers. The colour also suits parcels and hamper trim. For anything load bearing, use a proper garden tie.
- 100% jute, undyed
- 50 metres on a single spool
- Spool 5 cm across and 10 cm tall, 100 g
- Breaks down in soil and on a compost heap
- Natural colour, so it sits against willow and kraft paper
- Staking and tying in, bundling, parcels, hamper trim
Please be aware, colours may vary slightly as our products are made from natural materials.
Sizing
| Length | 50 m |
|---|---|
| Spool | 5 cm diameter x 10 cm tall |
| Weight | 100 g |
Specifications
| Material | Jute |
|---|---|
| Finish | Natural |
| Lid | No lid |
FAQs
What is jute?
A plant fibre, spun into twine. It is the same family of material as hessian, which is why it looks and feels of a piece with our hessian lined baskets.
Will it rot if I leave it outside?
Eventually, yes, and on a compost heap that is the point. On a plant support it holds for a growing season. If you need something that lasts years outdoors, this is the wrong string.
Is it strong enough to stake a plant?
For tying in beans, tomatoes, sweet peas and climbers, yes. For anything that needs real load bearing, use a proper garden tie rather than twine.
Can I use it for gift wrapping?
A lot of it goes out for exactly that. The natural colour sits well against kraft paper and willow, and it knots and frays neatly rather than slipping.
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