Willow

Meet Kaisha, you basket farming shepardess. Growing basketry willows, rasing milking finnsheep, harvesting medicinal plants for tea. You will find her in the hedgerows

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Ethically produced and sustainably harvested

Basketry willows

Willow Baskets

Gather your eggs, harvest your flowers, store your vegetables, there is a basket for every need.

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Baskertry Willow

Find our beautiful selection of basketry willow, over 30 varieties , for all your weaving needs.

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Willow Cuttings

Plant and harvest your very own basketry willows with cuttings from our hedge

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Flock & Farm

We are more than just a basketry willow farm. Hedgerow Willows is home to ducks, chickens, finn sheep, and grows an abundance of seasonal items for local pickup in Ferndale, Wa. Check out our LOCAL farm shop.

Farm fresh chicken and duck eggs for your breakfast table. Fresh eggs are collected daily in our willow baskets on farm at Hedgerow Willows
Hedgerow Willows Flock & Farm finnsheep flock.

Weave with Me

Take a basic basketry class, learn to grow your own, or just take a tour of the farm. I would love to share my love of willow with you.

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Land Enhancement

Willow is a wonderful crop that can restore, repair, and enhance the land as well as offering fodder for wild and domesticated creatures. From urban backyards, to stream bank restoration, basketry willows have a place in every landscape

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Two of the most amazing things happened on the farm today! At 8:30 this morning the wonderful public works department man turned my water back on after I spent the night fixing the water main in the house. Let me tell you with seven people that liv
We replaced the wind damaged flags today and my spouse grabbed this beautiful picture of the Willow and the sunshine and our new flags waving in the breeze out front. Have a beautiful sunny day.
The farm stand is stocked with fresh eggs. The girls are laying again. We're only at half capacity right now, but steadily gaming is a light returns. Pick up your eggs today! And just to show you how beautiful our rooster is, meat King Edward the
It is now properly done! I'm so excited to have found some leather and put two handles on the basket that I made at the scallom basket workshop with Dawn Myers. On the sunshine coast. After an evening of harvesting me now until the sun had full
Baby watch is torture! I think they are due between the 15th and the 25th. The problem with keeping your ram with your flock full time. Other start showing and you're like oh is that mean that we're going to have a baby in a couple of weeks or to
Last hay pick up of the year. Hopefully this gets us through until hay is baled locally again. It's always a curious numbers game. How much is enough? How do you predict how much you need, quality, next harvest date? Spring is coming and with it
This is Cashmere. I picked her up two summers ago in a junkyard. She has become the best hunter and people greeter. She is smart, has evaded eagles and coyotes, and even made friends with our sheep. Most nights she heads out after dinner and st
Such great information to have when you're purchasing whole meat animals from your local farmer that they send to the butcher and you pick up. I remember the first time I picked up my quarter cow and my half lamb. I was shocked at how little there

-Willow Does not weep, she sways to the rythm of the earths breath-