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I am located in Iowa, selling some fast growing trees in states east of the rockies. The fast growth can be used for wildlife habitat, screening, windbreaks, shade, and other uses. 10 for $160 dollars, planting height is 5 feet tall and will be over ten feet tall by fall.
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interesting site. can you give us any more information on lifespans, size at maturity, etc?

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are they shippable?


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If those are the hybrid poplars they will send roots 70 feet to your water,,septic tank, sewer pipe , swimmingpool, they will go under your house to get to the sewer. and are hell to stop, but they sure will grow fast, 10 to 20 feet per year. this all took place in two years, be careful what you wish for,,


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Originally Posted by rylee1
are they shippable?

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Originally Posted by smalljawbasser
interesting site. can you give us any more information on lifespans, size at maturity, etc?


40+ years of useful life, with mature height around 70'. A few more facts about this tree on my Factsheet.

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Originally Posted by Hubert
If those are the hybrid poplars they will send roots 70 feet to your water,,septic tank, sewer pipe , swimmingpool, they will go under your house to get to the sewer. and are hell to stop, but they sure will grow fast, 10 to 20 feet per year. this all took place in two years, be careful what you wish for,,


The fastest growing tree I sell is one of the hybrid willows, though I also do sell some poplars, too. I agree that full sized trees with aggressive root systems should not be planted on/by a septic system, in my faq I recommend 100 feet away. Something like this is turned into a benefit when using for buffer strips and other places holding soil with a strong root system.

My Ornamental Snake Willow comes in a smaller size, so that one's root system is not as vibrant.

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are they shippable?

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Yep, they are shippable, total prices shipped to your door can be seen here: shipping fast growing trees

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Originally Posted by hybridtrees
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are they shippable?

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Yep, they are shippable, total prices shipped to your door can be seen here: shipping fast growing trees


No Utah shipping..................................................


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True, Currently I only ship to states east of the rockies.

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Why would anyone plant a willow tree?

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Can you smoke'em?

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Stoney, we have that type of bush in Colorado!!! smile


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Originally Posted by cisco1
Why would anyone plant a willow tree?


Many reasons, refer to my first post what people use them for.

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Can you smoke'em?


If you want to, though would be hard on the lungs.

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Stoney, we have that type of bush in Colorado!!! smile


Yep, there are a lot of relatives growing wild.

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Stoney, we have that type of bush in Colorado!!! smile


Yep, there are a lot of relatives growing wild.


Hey Hybrid,

Bet if you added this to your price list, your business would increase 10-fold.
Add in a box of free Twinkies and you'd be able to retire in no time with all the loot you'd have rolling in,
especially selling east of the Rockies. wink

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Originally Posted by SteelCityArcher
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Stoney, we have that type of bush in Colorado!!! smile


Yep, there are a lot of relatives growing wild.


Hey Hybrid,

Bet if you added this to your price list, your business would increase 10-fold.
Add in a box of free Twinkies and you'd be able to retire in no time with all the loot you'd have rolling in,
especially selling east of the Rockies. wink



I think I would end up eating all the Twinkies before I got them sent out with the trees. smile

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