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Backyard Willow Rod Living Plant Support Wigwam Bender
Harvest flexible fresh willow whips from garden stools and weave them into arched wigwam frameworks for climbing garden beans.
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Why it's left-field
Allotment growers pay for hand-woven willow twig wigwams crafted in your garden to train climbing sweet peas and runner beans.
How it works
- 1Coppice flexible willow rods from garden bushes during winter dormant months.
- 2Weave living whips into tall wigwam frameworks using vertical willow leg stakes.
- 3Offer woven garden wigwams to local allotment clubs and online craft boards.
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