Pinterest

Dead hedge

Discover Pinterest’s best ideas and inspiration for Dead hedge. Get inspired and try out new things.

Dead hedge - by Andrew Timothy O'Brien - Bramble & Briar Dead Hedge, Food Forest Garden, Hampton Court Flower Show, Food Forest, Hampton Court, Forest Garden, Bramble, Flower Show, Wild Roses

Dead hedge

Bramble & Briar #17. Simultaneously inspired by a new idea, and annoyed I didn't think of it before.

Brian Youngblut

Food Forest Garden

Hampton Court Flower Show

Permaculture, Plant Hedge Ideas, Wildlife Friendly Backyard, Dead Hedge Fence, Hedgerow Ideas, Allotment Fence, Natural Fence Ideas, Stumpery Garden Ideas, Forest Garden Ideas

How to Build a Dead Hedge for Wildlife

A dead hedge is a sort of fence or feature structure made by weaving together natural materials and yard waste. They're free and easy to make.

Larry Joy Snyder

Plant Hedge Ideas

Wildlife Friendly Backyard

Dead Hedge Fence

Allotment Fence

Natural Fence Ideas

Stumpery Garden Ideas

Forest Garden Ideas

Permaculture, Dead Hedge Fence, Hedge Fence Ideas, Dead Hedge, Plants For Bees, Hedge Fence, Garden Redesign, Food Forests, Deer Fence

Creating 'dead hedge' — rosybee - plants for bees

In our grounds we are lucky enough to have quite a lot of trees, many of them quite elderly and so have a tendency to fall down in high winds. These include a lot of hazels which were coppiced many decades ago but have been left for a long time. This has caused their oldest limbs to get too big and

Dead Hedge Fence

Hedge Fence Ideas

Plants For Bees

Garden Redesign

The Dead Hedge is ALIVE – Felder Rushing's Blog Stick Retaining Wall, Dead Hedge, Wood Stack, Wood Patio Furniture, Apartment Patio, Flower Festival, Have Inspiration, Wood Patio, Woodland Garden

The Dead Hedge is ALIVE

Ultimate wood stack wall – Floriade Flower Festival I have a deliberate long, low brash pile alongside a fence that makes cleaning up the garden convenient while saving space at the landfill.…

Stick Retaining Wall

Wood Patio Furniture

Apartment Patio

Flower Festival

Have Inspiration

Woodland Garden

Dead Hedge Fence, Dead Hedge, Hedge Fence, Rustic Garden Fence, Homestead Projects, Livestock Fence, Grape Vine Trellis, Garden Gates And Fencing, Vine Trellis

Growing Pains: dead hedge

Tired of hauling garden debris? Save effort and landfill space, and encourage wildlife, by stacking and weaving it into a neat, out-of-the-way row as a passingly attractive “dead hedge.”

Dead Hedge Fence

Rustic Garden Fence

Homestead Projects

Livestock Fence

Grape Vine Trellis

Garden Gates And Fencing

Build a dead hedge for wildlife Deadheading, Nature, Dead Hedge Fence, Dead Hedge, Natural Fence, Yard Waste, Winter Project, Nature Walk, Edible Landscaping

Build a dead hedge for wildlife

Dead hedges provide hiding places and nesting habitats for all sorts of creatures, as well as food for insects.

Mike & Michele Lower

Dead Hedge Fence

Edible Landscaping

Permaculture: The dry hedge (also called the dead hedge or Benjes hedge) – Regenerative Agriculture + Sustainable Food + Rainwater Harvesting Dead Hedge, Log Fence, Eyfs Outdoor Area, Picket Fence Garden, Wattle Fence, Fenced Vegetable Garden, Regenerative Agriculture, Diy Garden Fence, Natural Fence

Permaculture: The dry hedge (also called the dead hedge or Benjes hedge) - How to achieve sustainable food production for increased profit and well-being

Name derived from the name of a German ecologist, Herman Benjes, who brought this technique and its interests back into fashion, which has probably been used for millennia. https://www.gardena.com/int/garden-life/garden-magazine/creating-a-benjes-hedge/ Hedges generally take on the function of a privacy shield or windbreak and serve to structure a garden. However, they can do more than this. With

Eyfs Outdoor Area

Picket Fence Garden

Fenced Vegetable Garden

Regenerative Agriculture

Diy Garden Fence

Nature, Permaculture, Dead Hedge, Willow Trees, Natural Fence, Invasive Plants, Farmhouse Garden, Edible Landscaping, Garden Edging

Dead hedge

Dead hedges are formed from waste woody material. Posts are driven into the ground on either side of the hedge and stems cut from coppiced hazel or willow trees are woven between them to create a strong, durable structure. The base of the hedge is generally made up of larger pieces of cut wood or logs. This forms an ideal habitat for invertebrates such as beetles, which assist in breaking down the material.

Lene Bygvrå Hammeraa

Invasive Plants

Farmhouse Garden

Edible Landscaping

Nigel Dunnett on Instagram: “Yes! Came across this by chance today in a Sheffield street around the corner from where my son Jack lives. Dead hedge, habitat fence…” Eco Garden, Permaculture, Habitat Fence, Dead Hedge, Nigel Dunnett, Bug Wall, Allotment Gardening, Bug Hotel, Living Fence

Eco Garden

Nigel Dunnett on Instagram: “Yes! Came across this by chance today in a Sheffield street around the corner from where my son Jack lives. Dead hedge, habitat fence…”

Eleanor Percival

Allotment Gardening

Dead Hedge, Leylandii Hedge, Climber Plants, Snow Is Falling, Clematis Montana, Rosa Parks, Free Plants, Lots Of Money, Yard Ideas

Vigorous climbers and the Dead hedge project

While the snow is falling heavily and now lying I thought I'd talk about the "dead hedge project". As mentioned in this previo...

Kristie Wermerskirchen Blek

Leylandii Hedge

Snow Is Falling

Clematis Montana