What is the pupil?

Sleching is a process that includes weaving tree branches together for ornamental purposes. The most common modern purpose is to create a grid, arches or screens for strengthening gardens and landscaping. Originally jealousy was used to support the growth of living trees and to prevent them from damaging the floods. In the orchards of medieval Europe, the form of heat was also used, where the trees were planted on the grid until their branches touched. Then the limbs were encouraged to grow from one tree to another to form bridges between the trees on which the cottages were built. Today, this process is quite popular among the do-it-yourselfers and landscape painters as a decorative choice rather than as a practical solution of floods.

You want to start a plaque, Crafter must select the right branches. The best branches for the bulb are those that are able to bend without rupture. Some trees, such as hawthorn, pear and Linden apple, are particularly suitable for heat.

After selecting the right branches, the crafter must create several small cuts in each branch. This makes it easier to hold the branches together, a process called grafting. The branches can then be bent to create the required garden design. When bending branches, it is necessary to pay attention to the accidental placement of too much reason and causes them to break.

also make the effect of living trees if the gardener has time and patience to commit to this process. Gardener must plant two trees near themselves, usually about four to five feet (about 1.2 to 1.5 meters) apart. Like every tree, the gardener trains them to grow together in a single stem. To achieve this, the gardener must cut off the lower branches and some upper branches to stimulate the trees to grow laterally. During a few vegetation periods, tree branches should be connected together to form a natural, residential piece of voyage.