Trug Collection (page 2)

Ivy and Cyclamen in a trug, gardening gloves and a trowel

Harvesting cabbages by cutting at the base with a knife, close-up

Yellow courgettes, French beans Purple Queen and French beans Rocquencourt in trug

Apples, quinces, pears, in trug, also apples and medlars in foreground

Leeks, celery, red bulb onions, asparagus, pickling onions, Florence fennel, bulb onions, and spring onions in a trug

Black Labrador Retriever sitting next to trug of gardening equipment and flowers, holding glove in its mouth

Ginger cat lying on its back in wooden basket in garden, front paw resting on side of basket, grass and foliage surrounding, cat looking very relaxed in sunshine

Solanum tuberosum Red Valentine
Potato - Solanum tuberosum Red Valentine

Cider apple gathering with elderly gentleman and young lady, September 1934 George Garland Collection West Sussex Record Office Ref No: Garland N10071

Trug filled with homegrown vegetables, including maize and potatoes, England, october

MAKING A TRUG BASKET
Shaping a trug basket at Herstmonceux, Sussex, England. 1940s

Trug Basket Maker
An old Sussex trug basket maker, making traditional baskets by hand, Herstmonceux, Sussex, England. 1940s

Homegrown organic vegetables, trug with harvested onions, peas, cabbage, carrots and parsley, Scotland, august

Organic black kale cabbage plants (Brassica oleracea Nero de Toscana ) in a wooden trug. Cabbage is used as an ingredient in cooking and is a good source of vitamin C

A basket of vegetables, potatoes, carrots, beans and cabbage, outdoors, produced in an allotment, onions growing in the background, Kent, England, United Kingdom, Europe

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"Trug: A Timeless Symbol of Nostalgia and Nature's Bounty" Step back in time with the poster "Dig For Victory Now, " reminding us of the resilience and resourcefulness during World War II. Just like the characters in "The Owl & The Pussycat, " let your imagination take flight as you explore the captivating works of Eugene Samuel Grasset, such as his masterpieces from September 1896 or June 1896. Transport yourself to Aquitaine, France, where Cabernet Sauvignon grapes flourish under the European sun. These luscious fruits are a testament to nature's ability to create perfection. In contrast, Francois Boucher's pastoral subject from the 18th century captures an idyllic scene that evokes tranquility and simplicity. During challenging times, we find solace in unity and hard work - just like depicted in the WW2 poster urging us to "Dig on for Victory. " May 1896 brings forth another gem by Eugene Samuel Grasset, showcasing his artistic prowess once again. Muriel Dawson's artwork transports us into a world filled with innocence and joy. Picture a girl and boy sitting on grass, cherishing each other's company while surrounded by nature's beauty. Or imagine a little girl picking mushrooms with excitement radiating from her face. Intriguingly captured on canvas is an endearing moment between children and their St. Bernard companion; it reminds us of loyalty and companionship that transcends time. Lastly, experience serenity through "Feeding the Doves, " a living picture that encapsulates peace within our chaotic world. Through these hints spanning various eras and themes - wartime resilience, artistic brilliance, natural abundance - trug emerges as more than just an object but rather as a symbol connecting generations who appreciate life’s simple pleasures amidst chaos – be it digging for victory or finding solace in art or nature’s bounty.