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I reallllllly want this... I saw this over on Heather Bullard's FB page yesterday and have been daydreaming of pretty little herb beds wrapped in wattle. It also has me itching for spring! Love these beds too... I have been scouring the internet for places to buy such panels, but it seems the UK is the only one onboard. I found a how to here, but I really don't have the time, patience or access to enough branches on my property. Anyone have a good source for wattle panels? On the home front, it is school vacation week. Both kids have been fighting a lovely cold that has led to a cough, and now it has landed in their ears. Boo. So to keep myself sane I have made them little beds on the couches, got ON DEMAND going with movies and I am in spring cleaning mode. I am painting and rearranging everything! Here are a few projects I have going... Priming... The big bamboozle is finally getting its day to shine and is going green... It is now the center of attention in the family room. Sadly, anything with a TV on it is the center of attention in our house... It is huge, like 8' long and fits a lot of crap. And the entry is getting zhushed up. Pretty french table going dark, and some art and lighting is about to change... All because I am trapped in the house and hut happy for spring. I hope to have some afters for you by Friday. xo Danika
Discover hands-on space science activities for preschoolers or kindergarteners to learn the planets, constellations, and phases of the moon.
Bring a homely touch to your space with this printed rug, crafted from a woven cotton fabrication. Rectangular silhouette with tasselled edges and a floral motif with geometric borders. Content + Care - 100% Cotton - Spot clean Size - 61cm x 91.5cm (2ft x 3ft)
Lijiang Old Town, in Yunnan, China, is full of flowers all year round. And, I think, the single prettiest place we've ever been.
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【Lighted Vine With Remote Control/ Adapter】Remote control with on/off function(no need to plug or unplug the adapter every time), 4 flashing modes, 4 dimming levels, 3 kinds of time timing (all with memory function). It has a button on the plug in case you lose the remote. 【DIY FLEXIBLE & REALISTIC VINE】: All branches, stems and twigs are flexible and sturdy, Iron twig branch wires easy to shape into different shapes to fit your decorating needs. You can also add some fake flowers or ornaments for aesthetic, The shape and texture even look nice during the day when the lights are off. 【SOFT AND COZY LIGHTING】Glowing vines are warm and inviting,Adds just the right amount of soft light to warm up the area.It's bright enough to read by and low enough to fall asleep to if you want. 【Installation suggestion】The vines does NOT come with stand or item to adhere to wall，You can use some rope hooks, double sided tape, or wire holders, etc. to hang on the wall or corner
Made of densely packed natural willow branches, this tall and opaque fence provides privacy in outdoor spaces, whether placed at the edge of a garden or used to enclose a porch or patio. Create a longer fence line with multiple panels.
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Style No. 88989660; Color Code: 111 Made of densely packed natural willow branches, this tall and opaque fence provides privacy in outdoor spaces, whether placed at the edge of a garden or used to enclose a porch or patio. Create a longer fence line with multiple panels. Willow, galvanized wire Outdoor use Spot clean as needed Natural materials; slight variance in appearance may occur Imported Terrain Terrain is a garden and home brand deeply rooted in nature and plant life. From weather-ready planters and outdoor furniture to artisan-made wreaths and hand-poured candles, their curated product assortment explores the boundaries of life lived outside and in. With a globally conscious, locally influenced point of view, Terrain offers inspired seasonal solutions for creative living, gathering, and gardening.
Used commonly in European gardens, these natural willow edging kits are ideal in the outdoors where it's needed to define garden areas, or use them to separate walkways. Edgings are made from tightly woven willow canes or saplings with intricate lattice designs. Willow is environmentally sustainable. They are held up by sturdy legs that push easily into the ground. Pressure-treated wood sticks may be required to support the panels depending on the ground's condition. To improve the durability of the natural willow product, you may apply a coat of linseed oil for yearly maintenance. This product is 16" H. It consists of 8" H of woven area, and 8" H of legs. You will only see 8" of fencing, due to the legs being put in the ground. Not Included: Fence Post/Anchor Caps Panel Features Stakes - 8" High This edging is made from a natural product, and each piece will be unique and may not exactly match the colors shown See More
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Lose yourself in the romantic intricacies of the Morris & Co. Pure Willow Boughs Natural Rug. Based on one of William Morris's most recognizable designs, this rug touts a balanced composition of intertwining leaves and vines that brings simple sophistication to any space. The organic edge provides relief and draws the viewer into the natural eloquence of the beige and cream pattern. Water-resistant, stain-resistant, and machine-washable. Rug colors may vary slightly according to your device and the lighting in your space.
Willow the Wisps are bioluminescent insects that resemble fat, glowing flies. They are greatly acssociated with the sky goddess of ape bear mythology. They are trapped by ape bears and used as lights. They evolved from fireflies.
Pruning season is here, which means that many of us will quickly accumulate a small mountain of superfluous sticks. At my house, many pruned branches are given a second life as woven wattle fences, plant supports, and twig towers for growing vines in containers. If you’ve itched to make natural structures for your garden, pruning season is the best time to try.
Made of densely packed willow branches, this tall and opaque fence panel provides privacy in outdoor spaces, whether placed at the edge of a garden or used to enclose a porch area. Create a longer fence line with multiple panels.
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Ah, the pussy willow. The perfect addition to your ornamental garden! They're one of the first plants to bloom in spring, making them a top pick for many
Planted three in summer 2007. These are 'Hakuro Nishiki'. They are on the east side of the house as screening at the edge of the neighbor's yard. I got them from Moscarillo's. 6/1/2013 Prune 1/3 of oldest stems to ground in winter to get variegation. Prune in late winter, but prune minimally to keep it a wild, arching shrub. Can reach 10 feet if not pruned. Or can coppice all down to 12” in winter. May 30, 2011 June 2, 2011 In late winter 2012 I cut them all the way back to the ground. They regrew rapidly. April 21, 2012 - resprouting, and the color is highly variegated. After the coppicing to the ground in spring 2012, they grew back fully in summer, but I can't say I liked the color or shape. They were not as arching and graceful as before. They were not as pink and variegated. There was whiteness on the leaves, but no real color. July 1, 2012 Color and form were missing. These just look like big blobs I won't cut them all the way back again. One article I read says that they have the tight starburst form when young, but if left alone, they become more arching and drooping with age. In 2013 I left the willows alone, no pruning at all. They were wild and spectacular and frothy and colored beautifully. 6/1/13 6/1/13 6/23/13 In late fall and winter the stems are noticeably reddish. 11/21/13 In 2014 I did not prune them back. I took out the sod below and make an island around all three (planted with vinca) since it was becoming too hard to get under them to mow. It's clear that the vinca patch below needs to be extended. They came in very full and billowing and huge, with beautiful variegation in 2014. 5/25/14 In winter and early spring the branches are a soft hazy red. 4/6/15 I had Lisa from Cultivated Gardens do some thinning pruning on these willows in spring, to keep them more open and to keep them from flopping over onto the lawn. It helps to have the sod removed and the patch of vinca growing under the willows, but that whole area needed to be much, much bigger in 2015. Despite Lisa's pruning, the branches arched out, extended over onto the lawn, and Jim ended up chopping them back throughout the season so he could get the mower in under them. 7/16/15 They are beautiful shrubs, huge and fluffy looking. I really don't know what to do about pruning now. Cutting them to the ground seems like an enormous effort at their current sizes. Trimming out a third selectively, as Lisa did in spring 2015, didn't do much to control size or billow. Cutting off branches at eye level so the mower can pass encourages more branching at the point of the cut stems. Not sure what to do.
We needed a solution for hanging our coats and this long wall in our entryway was the perfect solution! Before Here are the measurements of our board and…
