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tumut, nsw, Australia |
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Posted by david spicer about 12 years ago
6 weeks ago I tried an idea I've been thinking about after putting in willow fences straight from cuttings placed at 45 degrees and woven into each other.
So I trieed this concept on a urban "storm water drain" seasonal water course now.
So by simply pushing in the cuttings to a depth of 150mm or more the willow is almost certain to strike roots and create a living fence across the water course and build a leaky weir. Even when there is a flood event the fence will simply collapse and regrow by the looking at the other willows after flood events
below is a photo taken the other day, 6 weeks after the fence/living weir was put in. Will keep posts coming as the concepts grows
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PDC |
Type: Permaculture Design Certificate (PDC) course |
Teacher: Bill Mollison |
Location: sisters creek tassmaina |
Date: Oct 1999 |
PDC |
Type: Permaculture Design Certificate (PDC) course |
Teacher: Geoff Lawton |
Location: tagari farm |
Date: Jul 2000 |
keyline course |
Type: Other |
Teacher: Darren J. Doherty |
Location: milkwood |
Date: May 2009 |
teacher training |
Type: Teacher Training |
Teacher: Geoff Lawton |
Location: zaytuna farm |
Date: Mar 2010 |
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