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Handwoven Hazel & Willow Hurdle Fence Panels
The process of making hazel hurdles involves selecting flexible and straight hazel branches, which are then woven together to create a sturdy and durable fence or screen.
A Green Alternative for Sustainable Landscaping
In an era where sustainability and environmental consciousness are at the forefront of our minds, hazel hurdles stand out as a shining example of a green alternative for landscaping projects. These traditional, handwoven fences not only add rustic charm to gardens but also offer a host of environmental benefits.
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The Hurdles I received were excellent and the driver who dropped them off was very helpful. A deserved five stars.
We recently purchased Hazel wood panels for our garden, and we couldn't be happier with our decision.
Local company, which is great and friendly staff. My last order got here so quick I had hardly pressed the send button!
A great company providing a quality fence at a reasonable.price. the delivery guy was so helpful too.
I have used Hazel Hurdle World several times now, their products are first class, their service and delivery are both excellent.
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Five to ten years in a British garden. Why willow is cut on a one to two year rotation, how a willow panel fails differently from hazel, and what decides your number. - Hazel or Willow? Choosing the Weave That Suits Your GardenHazel is silver-grey, willow is deep red-brown, and they cost within two pounds of each other. An honest comparison of colour, weave, privacy and lifespan.
- The Lifespan of a Hazel Hurdle: How Long Yours Will Truly Last
A hazel hurdle lasts five to ten years in an ordinary British garden. It is a range rather than a single number because two panels out of the same bundle, woven the same morning by the same pair of hands, can end up five years apart depending only on where they are put. One goesRead more ⟶ - Garden Hurdles: The Quiet Elegance That Outlasts a Fence Panel
The morning after a proper gale is the best time to look at fences. Somebody’s lap panel will be face down on a lawn with a snapped post still bolted to it, and the run of woven hurdles further along the same road will have a few slack ties and a fortnight’s worth of leafRead more ⟶