How to make a willow fence

How to Make a Willow Arch

Learn how to build a living willow fence (fedge) with our step-by-step guide. A sustainable, natural way to create structure and privacy in your garden.

Discover how to make your living willow fence. Get tips and strategies to make the process a breeze.

Information and advice on willow preparation, willow types, suppliers, harvesting. How to soak willow and how to properly prepare willow prior to using.

Shop willow garden boarders, wattle fence, and natural willow privacy screens from Living Willow Farm in Roseville, Ohio.

Wattle fencing was first made in England. It used to be woven with willow or hazel branches. However, it can incorporate a variety of twigs, reeds, branches

A wattle fence is easy to build, aesthetically delightful, and pretty much free as far as building materials go. Ready to start weaving?

Well, my furry children keep trampling through my garden and I am pretty sure that is why I have dwarf plants... Or it could be my lack of a green thumb. But hey, if you have dogs, why not blame them? They don't mind! So, I decided to build a fence around my small attempt-of-a-garden. I planted lettuce, cucumbers for pickling, watermelon and okra. (Can you tell I'm pregnant?) I got the idea from the place I currently work. They have a kitchen garden (a garden of food they can use in the…

Making a rustic twig screen using sticks and rebar.

How to transform your garden into a living art piece! For Willow Fence: 🌿 Two willows per hole; use a crowbar + hammer for holes. 🔄 Start the fedge weave: Right willow out, left willow in. 📏...

Vertical gardens don't have to be limited to a wall or fence. Support your climbing plants and add ornament to your garden with a tuteur. "Tuteur" is the F

How-To-Make-A-Willow-Den I am making this when we move to the country.

How to harvest basket willow rods from coppiced willow stools and use them for weaving willow baskets. Includes a video-tutorial to help you succeed.

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Willow is very satisfying to work with and lends itself to making rustic screens, structures and supports for a beautiful natural look. No special tools needed! Willow structures make very useful and attractive features in a garden. They can be used to edge beds, screen off unsightly parts of the garden, or can even be used as fencing. In this short video we demonstrate how to make a simple willow hurdle, step by step. Check it out below... If you like this idea, be sure to share it with…

You’ll be amazed how simple it is to grow your own living willow structure Cut a ‘whip’ off a willow tree, shove it in the ground at any angle and it will probably grow. Not only that, it will do so even in the swampiest of environments, reliably shooting up a couple of metres a year. As a result, it’s possible to make