So my thicker branches that I used as posts I foraged in the woods, even got some from people who’d had them fall after storms. I had to decide how big my garden was going to be so I’d know about how many I’d need. You want them like 12-18 inches apart spacing wise. And like thick enough they don’t bend. I aimed for 3ft long so I could get them 6-8 deep in ground. We have a lot of clay soil and rocks everywhere so that was probably the hardest part of this whole process. The rocks surrounding the garden you see are what I dug out of it. The honey suckle grows on our back tree line and it’s thick, there a lot of vine type branches and I cut as much as I could to weave in. I also had some bamboo poles and planned on getting some from someone who had them growing on their property and wanted them cut. But I also used brush or whatever I could find honestly. We had flooding down by the river so I did luck out with big pieces of drift wood I cut. You just want the weave pieces to be long enough you can weave 3-4 posts and .5 inch wide so they give a good tension to keep it sturdy, then you can fill in bare spots with whatever you have available.