Scything, Peening & Tool Sharpening Courses; ~ Visit our Meadows ~ No Mow May vs The Chelsea Chop
June News From Scythe Cymru

Scything, Peening & Tool Sharpening Courses; ~ Visit our Meadows ~ No Mow May vs The Chelsea Chop
New items ~ Items back in stock ~ Visit us! ~ Festivals ~ The Windrow (Premier Scything Content!)
2025 course dates open, items back in stock, new lines, we got married!
Our last pre-Christmas shipping date is 18th December.
Orders placed after midday on 18th will be shipped from 2nd January 2025
Spring Stock UPDATE Schröckenfux Our spring order from Schröckenfux has arrived! We have a new blade option for you, plus some old favorites are back in stock. *New* Styria blade in 75cm length The versatile 65cm Styria blade has been the backbone of the UK scything scene for many
Our Guides page contains a wealth of information in a easily searchable format. Here’s some tips to help you find what you are looking for.
We’ll be taking scythes along to this lovely community event in Carmarthen this Saturday, 4th March. Come along and say hello!
The 50 cm length of the Falci 128 Trimming blade is now back in stock, as is the 80cm length of the Falci 106 International Meadow blade. We also have received stock of The Scything Handbook from the publishers, which is now available to buy from the book section of
You may remember that I mentioned that Bunny Guinness, regular contributor on Gardener’s Question Time (GQT), is a fan of the Austrian Scythe (see here). The GQT Summer Garden Party is being held at the National Botanical Gardens of Wales on 19th July. As it is not far from us
At last, there is a clear and concise guide to help you learn to scythe! There has long been a need for a guide that is in harmony with the way the scythe is being used in the UK. Steve Tomlin’s new book “Learn to Scythe” is just that. It
Over the last month, we have been updating our online Scythe Shop. As well as being able to buy complete scythe kits online, it is now possible to buy all your scything extras and spares through the shop too eg blades, sharpening stones, peening equipment. If you are local to
Our first Introductory Scythe Course of the season is coming up on Saturday May 24th. While it is perfectly possible to become a good mower without going on a course, I thought I would let you know what we think can be gained by attending a course. Some people are