About the Farm:

Northwest Willow is situated on 9 acres in Toledo, WA; a small town in rural southern Washington State. We grow veggies for ourselves and neighbors, a few chickens, and a lot of willow for basketry and heritage crafts. Starting with around 1,000 cuttings, we’ve expanded every year. Our goal is to make willow weaving and basketry affordable. We fill the gap for those just getting started, unable to coppice their own, or needing more willow than they have. We sell to beginners, hobbyists, as well as masters of the craft. Contact us for all things willow weaving. If we don’t have what you’re looking for, we will help find someone who does. Harvest takes place around February and dry willow rods start being available around July (weather and drying dependent).

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Close-up of a garden bed with wooden stakes and pink string for planting layout, surrounded by black landscaping fabric.