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As Bonnie Gale showed on the Martha Stewart
Show on April 14, 2010, a kit is available to build 10 feet of
living fence or fedge. The rods are 7 feet tall and allow a variety
of heights to the fedge and top detail. The maximum height of
the fedge can be 6 feet. The kit contains the following items:
* Quality live willow rods, specifically graded, as follows
· 2 outside stout rods
· 16 stake rods
· 30 diagonal weaving rods
· 20 rods for the horizontal weaving
* Elastic necessary for tying the intersections of the stakes
and diagonals
* Full instruction sheet for preparation of site, planting and
maintenance
PRICE is $245 per kit. (Plus Shipping) Video
from Show
Order kits from early Spring through Summer.
Please see the notes on ordering and shipping below.
A living kit is available to build an arch which
is 2 feet deep and can span up to 5 feet in width with a height
of 6 to 7 feet. The kit includes all graded live willow, elastic,
instructions and a carved notched top rod for the arch. Due to
storage techniques, kits are available to order through Summer. Please see the notes on ordering and shipping below.
PRICE is $185 per kit. (Plus Shipping)
Order kits from early Spring through Summer.
Please see the notes on ordering and shipping below.
ORDERING & SHIPPING NOTES:
1. Due to the nature of live willow, the shipping is via air shipment.
As the package is oversize, the costs of shipping will be by individual
order.
2. To order online, please fill in the online form through PayPal,
using your PayPal account or with your credit card information.
You will be informed of the shipping charges for your approval
by email. The order will then be sent with a confirmation email.
3. To pay by other means, please email through the Contact
Form on this web site and you will be notified of the total amount
with shipping.
Bonnie Gale teaches workshops
on living willow installation in the Norwich, NY area--please
inquire for scheduled dates. Each workshop is independent of the
others. Participants will actually have the experience of building
installations in a group setting outdoors. There will be tours
of several existing living installations by Bonnie Gale in the
area including a local willow bed. Students will have some classroom
time followed by discussion and layout of an installation: ground
cover; the three design components; rod selection; planting; weaving;
tying; watering; and maintenance. Students will build a basic
fedge followed by other structures. Students will also have the
opportunity to explore the building of hurdles, pea cages, garden
borders and trellises. There will be a small materials fee for
removable structures taken home.
For further information about Living Willow Structures by Bonnie Gale visit her website, Living Willow Structures of the Hamptons at www.livingwillowstructures.com.
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