Why fresh cut willow makes an excellent wreath base x скачать в хорошем качестве

Why fresh cut willow makes an excellent wreath base x

So we are full on making wreath bases here and so far my hands are holding up ok. Yes, in October I do morph into being a Christmas elf. It always takes longer to make these wreaths than I think it will because of the time it takes to cut when there's so much wildlife to admire in the willow trees. If you have room and good ground for them then willow is a fantastic tree for wildlife in the garden. Thanks to one of my Club members' suggestion I'm scheduling a demo about growing wreath for floristry for early February, but in the mean time we have lots of wreathing demos coming up before Christmas so you can make your own. Bon, enjoy! x Thank you to Gina Pentecost for her suggestion that Asian Hornets when sighted could be reported to your local bee keeping association as well as Asian Hornet Watch https://www.brc.ac.uk/app/asian-horne... For a discount on website orders, an ad-free version of this clip, and all Georgie's new clips with extra tips, news and regular live at 5s, do join her YouTube club. You can join up here via the links on our homepage. The club costs £8.99 per month (join via a desktop or mobile browser. Joining via the YouTube app pushes cost up to £11.99 per month!) For a full list of workshops and demos held by flower farmer and florist Georgie Newbery visit the website linked here https://www.commonfarmflowers.com/pag... If you enjoy the tips and tricks Georgie gives you here, or would simply like to support the channel, the link to her Buy Me a Coffee page is here: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/COMMONFARM #willow #wildlifegarden #willowwreath #wreathdesign #wreaths #sustainablefloristry #biodegradables