Through Willow Arch
By Dawnsaunt
- 14 Jun, 2011
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wow..excellent..
near to where i live is a family run business that grew willow for furniture, they have been in business for over 150 years, i was lucky enough to be shown the willow fields..amazing..
but this is a lovely picture and must be an inspirational place tom walk through and sit even..superb
14 Jun, 2011
WOW, your arch is amazing Dawnsaunt..
14 Jun, 2011
Amy, Skips, Daisy - glad you like it.
Still 'a work in progress'. It's John's project really and we dont know the proper way of doing it but seems to be working OK. We have 4 willows each side and keep tying them into each other, I think it working.
Skips, that sounds a wonderful place to visit, how clever to make furniture out of willow.
Our woodland path weaves amongst the trees and goes under this too :-)
14 Jun, 2011
That's fabulous Dawn, very artistic. You are both very clever.
14 Jun, 2011
Oh well done to you both, I love it Dawn, so clever.
14 Jun, 2011
great stuff.....willow art. Your garden looks fantastic and you certainly have lots of room for new ventures too.
15 Jun, 2011
Thanks everyone :)
16 Jun, 2011
Whoa! Fantastic Dawn....I would hide in there for hours at a time! lol
1 Jul, 2011
ohhhh its lovely and very romantic
1 Jul, 2011
Thanks Karen/Cris. Our path winds through the trees and then suddenly you are in the arch and back out into open ground by the pond, it is beginning to take shape.
2 Jul, 2011
stunning ...................
2 Jul, 2011
That is amazing. Sorry I'm so far behind on your pics
15 Jul, 2011
Glad you like it Annella. No worries, I miss loads of great pics, like of your garden, too just not enough hours in the day.
16 Jul, 2011
wow this is doing soo well Dawn...I cant wait to get weaving again.
15 Sep, 2011
Good luck Sandra. I remember you having arches now, looking forward to seeing photos.
18 Sep, 2011
do you cut yours back in the winter?
20 Sep, 2011
Its still developing Sandra, so no, we've only been tying it in to increase the thickness of the canopy.
20 Sep, 2011
i hope to have a day tieing in the new branches soon before the serious winds set in...
20 Sep, 2011
Good luck and be careful if you have to use a step ladder, like us.
20 Sep, 2011
I'm hopeing to take advantage of my nephew this weekend. he's the tallest so probably wont need a ladder on my willow.
20 Sep, 2011
Good plan :)
20 Sep, 2011
The arch has turned out so well, you must be pleased it just shows what anyone can do with nature it's brilliant, great .
30 Dec, 2015
Hi Folly, its gone a bit wild lately, shoots need tying in, hopefully we'll get around to doing it soon.
2 Jan, 2016
Ours are the same Dawn all overgrown...but 5 years on I am more interested in the willow for weaving so I have revamped one of my structures and now cut it down most winters to play with.
3 Jan, 2016
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Oh Dawn ! it's incredible , you must be so pleased with the way it's come on , isn't it exciting to have a beautiful living tunnel ... well done :o)))
14 Jun, 2011