Willow Basketry

$160.00

7/9 – Willow Basketry

Available

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July 9, 10am-4pm, 8 person capacity

Baskets are a time honored tradition that inspire people to meld with the natural world around them. Willow is a coppicing tree that can be harvested every year and still provides the following year. In this workshop you will learn how to make a beautiful, functional stake and strand willow basket with locally and US-grown basketry willows.

Shannon Robertson began making baskets in 2011. She appreciates all mediums of basketry but loves willow the most for its sturdiness and functionality. She is currently propagating pest-resistant varieties for her supply and is passionate about inspiring others to make baskets and grow willows of their own through her business, Whatcom Willow Works.

Weight 1.0000 lbs

Shipping Information

The Nursery at Cloud Mountain Farm Center is primarily a nursery for local and regional walk-in customers. We do have a limited shipping season for out of the area customers.

USPS ZonesWe ship plants from mid-February to late April to all states within the U.S., as weather and state agricultural restrictions permit. Because we are unable to guarantee the success and health of your plant outside of the U.S., we do not currently ship to other countries.

Since we do not use cold storage, some plants only ship best at certain times or are only available for local pick-up. If you are in the Midwest, East Coast, or Alaska, we may not be able to ship dormant plants if we are concerned about the quality of your plants upon arrival.

We only ship orders once a week, with packages leaving our local post office on Tuesdays. We will communicate your scheduled shipping date in your order confirmation. This allows us proper time to package your order carefully and account for any sudden weather changes.

We ship by USPS Priority Mail to help ensure your plants arrive quickly and in good health. All shipping costs are calculated based on USPS shipping zones. To learn more about your shipping zone, visit the USPS website.

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