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Backyard Hazel Twig Sweet Pea Wigwam Producer
Harvest coppiced hazel sticks from garden hedges and bind them into rustic teepee supports for climbing flowers.
Earning and time figures are our broad estimates, not guarantees — actual results depend on your area, your effort and demand.
Why it's left-field
Garden lovers pay for hand-bound hazel branch wigwams harvested in your garden to grow runner beans.
How it works
- 1Cut straight hazel or ash poles from garden hedgerows during winter pruning.
- 2Bind six poles into conical wigwam structures using natural jute twine.
- 3Offer rustic plant support wigwams on local garden group listings and online marketplaces.
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