Living Willow Farm creates living willow landscape features by commission for both private and commercial use. Past projects include the living willow tunnel at Franklin Conservatory Park, the living willow double spiral with dome and tunnel at Dawes Arboretum, and the living willow play domes and tunnels at Aha Play Space.

Farmer and artist Howard Peller plants and weaves live willow branches into structures such as arbors, domes, chairs, fences, playground shelters, tunnels, and meeting spaces. Peller’s willow sculptures have been featured across the United States, including a woven willow installation at Rockefeller Plaza in NYC.

BENEFITS OF LIVING WILLOW STRUCTURES

Willow sculptures add texture and visual interest, as well as providing a biodiverse home for birds and insects. Enjoy watching the flowering catkins in the spring, which nourish bees, and the pleasure of songbirds singing as they find caterpillars in the leaves. A living willow structure also provides practical shade in the summer and a touch of color in the winter.

Interested in a custom living willow structure?


Living Willow Maze

Ann Arbor, Michigan

Living Willow Dome

Oberlin College Ohio

Living Willow Tunnel at Franklin Conservatory Park   

Living Willow Double Spiral with Dome and Tunnel at Dawes Arboretum

Living Willow Triangle with Three Domes, Tunnels, and Interior at Aha Play Space, Lancaster, Ohio

Living Willow Vase at Roseville Park, Ohio (24 feet high x 12 feet diameter)  

  Living Willow Garden Arbor     

Living Willow Dome with Entrance (12 feet diameter)

Living Willow Fence with Passage

Living Willow Tunnels (forming interior labyrinth with meeting space)

Living Willow Fence Around Raised Bed Garden

Living Willow Chairs and Benches

Living Willow Wall at Franklin Park Conservatory