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Why the Rowan Tree?
The rowan tree has a long history in folklore as a tree which protects against enchantment. The tree's berries are a five-pointed star or pentagram
(pentagram is an ancient protective symbol).  The color red was deemed to be protection against enchantment - the rowan was also denoted as a tree of
the goddess or fairy tree by virtue.
Who are we?
Lynnel Rowan is a veterinarian from Kansas with a strong interest in small ruminants (sheep, goats, llamas, alpacas).  She has raised natural colored
fine wool sheep for nearly 20 years, learning the textile trades along the way. She is a spinner, weaver and knitter; she enjoys working with many different
natural fibers, but she'll tell you "I truly enjoy raising sheep.  The textile journey has been fabulous, but really it's all about the sheep."

Linda Hargroves is a native of Washington State and has always loved good wood, lovingly restoring antiques back to a functional state. She learned to
spin and knit when her mother became ill and needed a lot of care. Antique spinning wheels were a natural step from there.  She and her husband raise
cattle, hay and goats.
Co-Owners
of RowanTree Woolery:
Lynnel Rowan (standing)
Linda Hargroves (seated)
RowanTree Woolery - Selah, WA
(509) 388-5619
The rowan tree has a long history in folklore as a tree protective against enchantment...read more by clicking here
the rowan was also denoted as a tree of the goddess or fairy tree by virtue