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I am located in Iowa, selling some fast growing hybrid willow cuttings for pickup and shipping. The fast growth can be used for wildlife habitat, screening, windbreaks, shade, and other uses. 10 for $220 dollars, planting height is 5 feet tall and can be over 10 feet tall by fall. Does not sucker or seed. Hardy in a lot of the country, plant hardiness zones 3-9.
More pics and ordering info at my link: Fast Growing Trees for Sale ![[Linked Image from bigfootwillow.com]](https://bigfootwillow.com/images/Willowrow.png)
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What's the spacing in that photo?
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What's the spacing in that photo? That is 3ft apart
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What is the expected survival rate for these trees planted this time of year in zone 9B? Do you have any sort of guarantee?
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I talked to Lance by phone, fyi if you look around the website a bit he has quite a few different varieties with different growth habits to meet different needs.
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What is the expected survival rate for these trees planted this time of year in zone 9B? Do you have any sort of guarantee? my stock is dormant, so should waken up pretty fast planted in zone 9. I guarantee them to leaf out or can replace. that shows that my stock is viable, then the rest of the first year care would be up to customer.
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What is the expected survival rate for these trees planted this time of year in zone 9B? Do you have any sort of guarantee? my stock is dormant, so should waken up pretty fast planted in zone 9. I guarantee them to leaf out or can replace. that shows that my stock is viable, then the rest of the first year care would be up to customer. Thanks, order will be placed soon.
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Any chance these would grow in western Colorado? I tried some sort of willow hybrids a few years ago and they all died.
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What is the expected survival rate for these trees planted this time of year in zone 9B? Do you have any sort of guarantee? my stock is dormant, so should waken up pretty fast planted in zone 9. I guarantee them to leaf out or can replace. that shows that my stock is viable, then the rest of the first year care would be up to customer. Thanks, order will be placed soon. Thank you
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Any chance these would grow in western Colorado? I tried some sort of willow hybrids a few years ago and they all died. Really depends on care, a person in florida could have them all die because nothing was done with prep and aftercare and another in the desert have them all alive because of the tlc they gave them. In western co, I would irrigate them first 3 years or so and mulch heavy.
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I don't seem to be able to find the "zone" map on your web site...where are zones 3-9? Thanks
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I don't seem to be able to find the "zone" map on your web site...where are zones 3-9? Thanks here is the usda zone map: ![[Linked Image from fs.fed.us]](https://www.fs.fed.us/wildflowers/Native_Plant_Materials/Native_Gardening/images/ars-plant-hardiness-zones.jpg)
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