Many of us were heavily impacted last month by the ill-timed snow storm that descended upon the northeast, destroying completely healthy trees and creating havoc for the utility companies. In our town, trees and branches are still strewn as they wait for crews to pick them up. So, if you have an inkling for a few DIYs, here are some great, creative ways to spruce up your spaces with your fallen trees!
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Thank you - it is total chaos around here. I call it a "tree crime spree" because there is so much carnage from that storm. I do wish the city and residents would leave the debris to decompose, it returns minerals to the soil which is probably pretty degraded by now. But I was also looking for projects and these are great - thanks so much. Plenty of material to go around!
Hi...:) Love love love the Garden Path.......I was wondering the thickness of your pieces of trunk and also how did you lay them?....did you level everything and place? And what is around them?...I know.....wayyyyyyyyyyy too many questions...but we have a ton of fallen trees on the edge of our property and would love to use them for something!! and THIS is wonderful....:) Thank you so much!! Love your blog already! Cheri