16 years of Goddess Permaculture through the Bealtaine Project at Bealtaine Cottage, West of Ireland.
Colette O'Neill is a writer, photographer, environmentalist and teacher who has devoted the past 16 years to turning 3 acres of derelict land into a woodland sanctuary for all life, planting over 1,100 trees in the process. Colette posts prolifically across Social Media, encouraging planting of trees and regeneration of Mother Earth. Her life energy is now devoted to the Great Goddess, Mother Earth!
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6 thoughts on “How to Make a Biodegradable Willow Wreath…easy and free!”
Wow, that is easy! Ok, I am going to give it a try, thanks!
Hi Colette, have tried unsuccessfully to donate to your good life site via credit card. Is it possible to send me your postal address via email, will then forward donation via cheque. Best wishes Fred
Thanks Colette, this is a good tutorial, I am going to try it. Would you be able to also explain how you did those living willow arches you have created everywhere? I love them, I would love to know what you did, they look magical!
Simple and easy! Cut long pieces of Willow. Insert straight into the earth. Bind and twist the tops together to form an arch and repeat until you have the depth and thickness you want. Water well and feed.
Wow, that is easy! Ok, I am going to give it a try, thanks!
Hi Colette, have tried unsuccessfully to donate to your good life site via credit card. Is it possible to send me your postal address via email, will then forward donation via cheque. Best wishes Fred
That’s fine Fred!
My postal address is
Bealtaine Cottage
Ballyfermoyle
Keadue
Boyle
County Roscommon
Ireland
Fred…I have received your cheque, but need an email address for you…Blessings X Colette
Thanks Colette, this is a good tutorial, I am going to try it. Would you be able to also explain how you did those living willow arches you have created everywhere? I love them, I would love to know what you did, they look magical!
Simple and easy! Cut long pieces of Willow. Insert straight into the earth. Bind and twist the tops together to form an arch and repeat until you have the depth and thickness you want. Water well and feed.