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Basket Gardening

How does your basketry garden grow? Whether you are growing plants to harvest and prepare for basketweaving or decorating with basketry inspired gardening accents, you will find a range of resources.


Today's Gardening Special Offer

Backyard Baskets
Join Judy Zugish in her fiber arts garden for her latest seminar series at Fishsticks Basketry School located in Marysville, WA.

Bamboo
Growing habits of bamboo, bamboo museums, bamboo basketry techniques, basketmaking supplies with sources for a wide range of bamboo species used in basketweaving that you can grow yourself in your home garden.

Bamboo Polesicon
A variety of sizes of bamboo poles for you to use as plant supports in your gardening or to build arbors or other garden structures.

Baskets In Your Garden
A video playlist featuring living willow garden structures, twiggy trellis and arbor making and other basket weaving outdoors in your garden or landscape.

Cattail
Learn to identify, tend, harvest and process cattails for basketmaking.

Free $25 off any order of $50 or more at Brecks Bulbs
Enjoy this gardening discount coupon when you are selecting daffodils, narcissus, iris or other bulbs for your basket garden. It is quite a deal. 

Grow Your Own Sweetgrass (Muhlenbergia filipes or Muhlenbergia capillaris)
Help sustain the tradition of South Carolina Low Country basket making by growing your own plot of sweetgrass or include some plants in your landscape. Read why this species is so important to this historic regional basketry style and grow your own sweetgrass with the help of this tip sheet from the College of Charleston.

Gourds In Your Basket Garden
Information about gourd basketry. Gourd growers, organizations, tools, basketmaker/gourd artists, projects, tips, tutorials and techniques on how to grow and use gourds in your basket weaving. Gourd basketry guilds, associations, gardening tips, techniques and supplies.

Making A Willow Obelisk
Free, step-by-step illustrated instructions for making a plant support structure from willow rods or other saplings. A free gardening project from the BBC.

Pine Needles
Learn to identify which pine trees have useful needles, how to process and store needles. Plant several trees in your landscape or garden and have an ample resource for your coiling projects.

Reed Fence
Made from pencil-thick reeds woven together with vinyl-coated wire, it can be attached to an existing fence or to posts of your own.

Sweetgrass To Grow From Plants Or Plugs
A variety of resources to help you start growing your own sweetgrass that is used in historic Eastern Woodlands Native American basketry.

Willow Fencing
Like traditional English fencing, this Willow Fence is lightweight, long-lasting and pleasing to the eye. Reinforced by weaving the supple willow branches with nearly invisible steel wire. Simply attach to an existing chain-link fence or stakes (not included) to erect a attractive privacy fence in a few minutes.
 

Willow Growing Information
Plant identification, cultivating, harvesting and processing willow as a natural material used for basketmaking.

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