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Mason Berry wrote:Hazel? I understand it can form a really effective fence, and suckering means it's easy to propagate - maybe a little too easy.
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Elizabeth Echeverria wrote:I had a garden bed roughly 10 feet from a willow tree that was 10 or 15 feet tall—not sure the kind of willow. The roots totally invaded the raised bed with its rich soil and really stunted any veggies we attempted to grow. That was an actual tree, not a fence, but I’’ll certainly hesitate to grow willow near veggies after that.
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Tina Wolf wrote:My willow basket weaving instructor sells willow sticks to poke into the ground. They grow. I've cultivated 1 year old willow branches ... stuck them in the ground near water and they grew.
Tina Wolf wrote:
It is true that not much will grow under the willow except some herbs and vines.
Zoltán Korbel wrote:
More specifically what I want to know is how far do the roots of a let's say 5 feet = 153 cm tall living willow hedge spread horizontally, because it would determine how close to the willow fence I can grow annual and herbaceous plants.
Zoltán Korbel wrote:Hi Everyone!
I want to plant a woven living fence around my garden beds to keep hogs and people out.
Are there any other plants that are good for a living fence application?
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