Willow garden edging

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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…

Looking for ways to keep mulch in your flower beds, and weeds and grass out? These garden edging ideas will complement plots of every style and shape.

When I see Wattle fencing, I feel a clinging to my skin, and a wistful smile crosses my face. And now, you can feel that too. In the following images, you will find many ideas for DIY Woven Wattle inspirations for garden decorations.

Before big garden centers and mega-stores, gardeners made fences and plant supports out of what was at hand: bent wood. Flexible willow, hazel, and other p

In Garden Gate Issue 105, we showed you four great-looking ways to design on a dime. Watch this video to learn how to create the graceful edging made from willow rods.

Zone 7 Gardening on Instagram: "I’d like to state first of all that this was my VERY FIRST attempt at weaving anything… so that’s partly to say don’t judge me 😂 but also to encourage those of you who think you can’t make one! The concept, I think, is very straightforward, but I did learn some lessons about the importance of the materials used. Most of these sprouts were taken from what I’m pretty sure is a Black Willow on the edge of my property. It’s definitely not the best weaving…

Raised garden beds are form and function at its finest. I am in love with stone raised beds, though may never have them myself. Wooden beds are easiest to make and are pretty, but there