Basketweaver Anna Leibmann is creating and managing basketry willow beds at Lauriston Farm.
This year, there is the willow bed planted two years ago to weed, mulch and perform the first cut on.
So far Anna and a few committed volunteers have mulched a further 12x 12 m square with eco-tex mulch matting and planted almost 1000 new basketry willow cuttings.
Anna would love your helping hands on Weds May 8th (AM or PM) – please sign up here
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