Seriously the best wattle fence tutorial I have found. Thank you!

This is a beautiful fence! To me it looks like art, while being practical. Best video on wattle fence building I’ve seen!! Thank you 😊🦋🌷

This is the best tutorial video online for making a wattle fence. Thank you Jan!

So professional. Thanks

Can't believe how excited about Wattling a living fedge I am but it is riveting the results are so good thanks

Enjoyed that.... Now back to virus' avoidance isolation, glad to say it's the first time in 37yrs of self employed work that I've got time to myself, doing all the projects, finding a garden under all the useful things and actually using all those things .... Never thought I would ever do it ... Peace my friends I've found it at last.

Thankyou! I am going to build wattle for my cottage garden~~~~so very charming, when you were at the fourth line I thought: oh wow, this is going to look really good. :)))

Nothing is impossible! God provides!

Great video - that's a beautiful house in the background too!

Thanks so much for adding an English voiceover instead of just using subtitles, it's very easy to watch! Thanks for the tips.

Perfect instructions, thank you. I’m going to have to see if I have got enough live, small hazel rods in the morning 🙂

Beautiful. I've woven into existing metal fences to stop animals from going through and to make it more beautiful too. i love willow weaving, so versatile. Well done

Thank you, Mr. Godemont for sharing your expertise in building this. You are a very good teacher and I think perhaps I can do this now. Mine will not look as good as yours but with time I am sure I will improve.

That’s lovely and a heck of a fence! Thank you for sharing this

Ty for such awesome instructions !

Kia ora and thank you from New Zealand. What a fantastic tutorial! I have a huge pile of unwanted branches - after a heavy pruning of our Pohutukawa trees (NZ native). I will definitely be giving this a go. They would make such lovely borders in the garden. I have subscribed.

Great video, thanks. Lovely fencing

Thank you for sharing this information. I really like the way these fences look. We might try to build a wattle fence around our small garden.

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Thank you so much for this video. It was very clear, easy to understand your directions and to the point. I really like that.

Thanks for this video. Harvested some willow today and going to weave tomorrow.

Great video. I have Hazel at the top of my garden. I'm planning on making a Hurdle or two next Winter.

Brilliant educational video! Thorough and great work! Thank you.

Fantastic video. Perfect instructions, and no bullshit. Thank you

Excellent idea and work

Very good tutorial 👍 thank you 🙏

Perfect! Thank you 😊

Thank You! Great video!

Thank you. I will use this technique when building our garden beds.

Fantastic video!

I like the fence very much. Thank you.

Great vid, cheers chap!

Very nice! Thank you for sharing.

We made a wattle fence with the scotch room that had overgrown our property bc the goats weren't eating the scotchbroom. As soon as we finished the fence, the goats ate it. Lol

Thank you!

Amazing video. Thank you.

This has given me some ideas.

Very wonderful instructional video.Do you have a video on making a wattle basket?

Lovely 😍

Thank you

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if you ever want to come to northern California, you can stay at my house if you'll help me in my garden and make waddle fences.. they are lovely. thank you

Thank you.

Um lindo trabalho

I admire your artistic skill & the craftsmanship of the wattle fencing you demonstrated. Is this a skill passed from father to son or did you apprentice in it or was it simply your desire to recreate this craft? I’m glad I got to see your demonstration.

Subscribed to get you closer to that 1k. You deserve it.

Hi, so two rows one end...then two row from the other side...and repeat? Is that correct? Brilliant skill, thanks 🙏

Awesome!!! I always wondered where I'd find a video like this!!

Wonderfully detailed and informative. My question: do the rods need to be freshly cut in order to weave them, or can they be woven, e.g., 3 or 4 months after harvesting? Thanks.

This looks great. wonder how it will hold up in the tropic? Like Wet, Hot, Humid South Florida?

I'm going to use privet.

What would happen if you planted vines like grapes or raspberries where the bricks were? Could they use the wattled fence as a trellis?

Are you using the bricks to allow space to pound the bottom of the support poles to be p!aced in the permanent spot? Also, how would you make a gate for access to the interior... as I intend to use the waddle fence for a garden enclosure.

Ash trees self seed everywhere in my garden and I'm always cutting them down. Wondering if I could use Ash to make a fence instead of taking them to the tip.

Wooow! Why have I never thought of this before? Can it work well for sheep fencing?

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what is that red stake driver called at 4:18? It would make my life so much easier!

Also it can be used in your trench walls so the British bombardment won't collapse the whole fighting position D:

Why did you leave a gap at the bottom?

How long did it take to build the fence?

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what a voice ifall in sleep

Anyone ever watch the video of a old English or Irish man building fence out of existing brush planted along the fence line? I can’t find it the guy did it for a living and he was really fast

I wonder if this would hold up against dogs jumping against it every day.

Why didn't you twist the ends?

Why not try to keep the cuttings alive?

You haven't split the branches!

I made one of these today, it did NOT look as tidy as yours 😂

The eucalyptus of Australia known as Mallee, was a naturally pollacking tree due to the regular fires set by natives for millennia, they made excellent spears from the long strong branches, sadleysince we turned up, the fi8res were less frequent, leading to old gnarled growth often used in making Mallee furniture, but lately, green activists have presumed to tell the traditional owners (who they pretend to acknowledge) how to maintain their bush, the new govt backed local council regulations demanding forests be left alone, and fire trails be prevented, with fuel being allowed to build up for natural furtilizer (because it costs money to clear it) which was never part of the previous land management as evidenced by much native flora dying from root burn when furtil;izers are used, leading to further large buildup of fuel which in turn leads to catastrophic fires, which local councils are happy to blame on "climate change" for the purposes of validation, and further govt money....meanwhile the Mallee is being destroyed by large intense fires, which are wholly man made, but with nothing to do with climate....and everything to do with hubris.