A homeowner wants to train two 15-foot-apart curly willows into a natural arbor and explore living fence concepts.
Excellent plant choice—curly willows (Salix matsudana 'Tortuosa') grow 30+ feet tall and readily bend into arches. The expert shares inspiration photos of willow tunnels and notes the homeowner's result will likely surpass these examples.
Patience is key—living structures develop over years but create unique, dynamic landscape features impossible with static materials.
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