Willow Screening

Willow screening rolls are a versatile and effective way to enhance the aesthetics of your garden while providing privacy and dividing different areas. At our store, we offer a wide range of willow fence screening options, including various heights and colours to suit different garden sizes and styles.

Whether you want to hide an unsightly fence or create a secluded outdoor space, our willow rolls are an excellent choice. Our products are made from high-quality, sustainable materials and are designed to be durable and long-lasting.

Compared to other fencing materials, willow screening offers a unique, rustic aesthetic that is perfect for traditional or naturalistic garden designs. Willow screening is also lightweight, easy to install, and environmentally friendly.

With proper care and maintenance, willow screening can last up to 10 years or more.

1. Willow screening requires little maintenance. Occasional trimming of any overgrowth and cleaning with a soft brush or hose will keep it looking great.

Yes, willow screening is an excellent choice for windy areas. Its woven design allows a small amount of air to pass through, reducing the swirling effect that can occur with solid fence barriers.

Yes, willow screening can be cut to size using a pair of pruning shears or a saw. This makes it easy to customize the length of your willow screening to fit your garden's specific dimensions.

Willow screening is a straightforward DIY project that can be completed by anyone with basic DIY skills. However, if you are not confident in your ability to install willow screening, it is recommended that you seek professional assistance.

Yes, willow screening can be used to create a living fence by planting willow cuttings and weaving them together as they grow. This creates a unique and naturalistic fencing solution that can also provide additional benefits such as windbreaks and wildlife habitats.

Yes, willow screening can be installed on a slope or uneven ground with the use of sturdy fence posts or stakes. It may also be necessary to trim the screening to fit the contour of the ground.