12 Varieties Willow and Poplar Cuttings- 8-10 inches
All willow and Poplar varieties listed below grow very fast and like moist soil and will tolerate waterlogged soil. Can be used for erosion control, wind breaks, privacy screens and wildlife habitat. In addition the willow varieties can also be used for basket weaving and primitive furniture. Cold Hardy in most USDA Zones.
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Choose from 12 varieties
Golden Curls Willow - Ideal for primitive furniture, screens and landscape uses.
Green Contorted Willow - Ideal for primitive furniture, screens and landscape uses.
Dicky Meadows willow - Ideal for basket weaving and landscape uses. Forms a thick hedge if pruned back each year.
Hutchinson's Yellow - Ideal for basket weaving, primitive furniture, screens and landscape uses. Great yellow/gold fall and winter stem color.
French Pink Pussy Willow - Ideal for primitive furniture, screens, as a early season pollen source for honey bees and landscape uses.
Arctic Blue Willow - Ideal for basket weaving, primitive furniture, screens and landscape uses.
Sitka Willow- A Northwest Native, ideal for erosion control, primitive furniture, screens and wildlife habitat uses.
Navaho Globe Willow - Used in landscapes, and wildlife habitat uses.
Simon Poplar - The best poplar for shade trees, windbreaks and landscape uses. Very drought tolerant, but will withstand water saturated soils. Great yellow/gold fall and winter color.
Hybrid Poplar - The best poplar for lumber, firewood, wind breaks, and wildlife habitat uses.
Theves Poplar - Great for privacy screens and windbreaks. Great yellow fall leaf color.
Black Cottonwood - A Northwest Native, ideal for erosion control, firewood, screens and wildlife habitat. uses.
X- Large cuttings are 8-10 inches long, and can be planted this length in the field or cut in half above a bud if planting in containers to yield double the number of trees.
Cuttings can be rooted any time of year.
In late winter and early spring can be planted this length in the field or cut in half above a bud if planting in containers to yield double the number of trees. You do not need a rooting hormone. Can be immediately planted by simply pushing cutting into moist soil so that all but one bud is covered. Water to keep cutting moist until it is rooted (usually 3-4 weeks)...then water weekly.
In late Spring and summer simply put the cuttings in several inches of water to root before planting. Complete instructions with order.