wanted cuttings for Weeping Willow for Postage

happytomato2008

9 years ago

Will pay postage for some cuttings that will grow in my zone
3. Have some wet/ swampy areas that needs some 'dressing'
up. LKM- Thanks.

Have a trade list of perennials.....and lots of native trees.

Comments (4)

brandon7 TN_zone7
9 years ago
I'm not sure how important provenance will be in this situation, but if it were me, I'd try to source these from close by (one that is genetically at home in your climate). Just look around town and see if you can spot one. Chances are, if you knock on the door, the landowner will be more than happy to let you take cuttings for free.
happytomato2008 thanked brandon7 TN_zone7
happytomato2008
Original Author
9 years ago
I found a 'local' tree. Thanks for the imput!
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illinoisdoglover
9 years ago
Hi happytomato. If you need and/or want some corkscrew willow cuttings, I can send some with our 2015 trade when we get to that point. Meanwhile I am sure we are both trying to thaw out from a long winter nap. Happy Patty's Day.illinoisdoglover
Oedhel Setren
9 years ago
Check local regulations. California, for example, doesn't allow importing willow species because they are considered extremely invasive. Your best bet would be to contact your local DEC or permaculture group for the best native options.