Slender rods, a purpurea x daphnoides hybridĬlassic British basket willow but doesn't do well in most of US.ĭries light brown, nice aroma. Very fine rods, small cuttings make propagation difficult. Previously misidentified as Salix americana.
Very thin rods, a little branchy, holds leaves late.
Some branching, rather large but nice to weave with. Good for weaving, long rods for living willow work. Holds leaves late into fall.Įarly catkins. You will also find several collections of varieties that we offer as packages further down the page. Willow cuttings list of varieties: Here is a list and short descriptions of the willows we offer. These are not large enough for conservation type plantings. Please keep in mind that these cuttings are intended for use in gardens or where there is active control of weeds and grass. There are also planting and growing tips further down the page which are included with orders. Order instructions and prices are further down the page. There will be variation in the color of both the fresh and dried rods. Most of them are very useful for basket making some are good for hedges, living fences, sculptural work, or garden ornamentals. The willow varieties in the table have grown well at Dunbar Gardens in northwest Washington. These hardwood cuttings are an easy and reliable way to grow new willow plantings.
We have been selling willow cuttings for propagation since 2007.
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