Dried and barked palisade

Barked willow creates a natural, contemporary look. Over the years, bark willow turns gray and blends in with the landscape. This solution is ideal where climbing plants cannot be integrated, or for projects over 3.5m in height. However, as it is not necessary to plant aggressive vines for weather protection, it is possible to integrate less invasive ornamental climbers (such as clematis, climbing hydrangea, etc.).

The life expectancy of dried willow fence is estimated at 25 years or more, depending on the post. Willows will age naturally as they turn gray. The lifespan of debarked willow is equivalent to that of raw willow, and it is not essential to combine them with virgin vines to maximize life expectancy. This option is for aesthetic purposes only, or when it is impossible to plant a vine. As the bark peels off naturally, the debarked version will offer greater visual stability, stripped of vines.

We do not recommend the use of chemicals. When wood is well aerated and judiciously used, it offers excellent resistance. Just think of century-old farm barns.