Here is the legend of the thistle and how it became our national symbol! “Thistles can be found right across Scotland, from the Lowlands to the Highlands, and even on the islands! There are a number of different types which grow in the UK, and a variety of thistles can be found in the wild around Scotland, the most common being the spear thistle, the creeping thistle, and the marsh thistle. It is the native spear thistle, Cirsium vulgare, which is thought to have been used as the national emblem

1K views · 12 reactions | With a consistent 60 minute set time for a professional finish, using Thistle Bonding 60 meant John from S&D Plastering could work faster on a renovation project. In this video he shares his thoughts on the product, detailing how he got on using it on site. | British Gypsum | Facebook

6 comments | Our Thistle Bonding 60 is a repair and patch plaster with a difference. It provides a consistent 60-minute set time for a professional finish. The undercoat plaster is ideal for the patching and repair of existing walls with reduced risk of cracking and shrinkage. It forms part of our Thistle Repair range. In this video, our Plaster Demonstrator, Gary Blackburn talks about the features of the product and compares it to Thistle BondingCoat. | British Gypsum | Facebook

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