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Do you like Golden Curly Willow?

14 years ago

I have a golden curly willow tree in a pot out back. It started sending out side shoots that I didn't want, so I removed them. After hearing how easy it is to root willow in water, I thought I'd try it. A week or so later, I have a bunch of little starts with roots!

So...my question is, would anyone be interested in getting these as a swap? Your replies (or lack of) will decide what I do next. :) Thanks!

Comments (4)

tngreenthumb
14 years ago
We have a couple of these (Ours were called Chinese Corkscrew Willow) and I have brought starts to the plant swap every year since we got them. I never take any home.
conniemcghee
Original Author
14 years ago
Oh cool! I'll keep nursing them then. So do you have any advice for me on potting these up out of the water? I'm very much a novice propagator. :)
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tngreenthumb
14 years ago
Eh...keep them moist but not wet, is about the best advice I can give. Most survive, but there are always a couple that just fail to thrive.
conniemcghee
Original Author
14 years ago
OK. Thanks! I'm going to try potting them up today. Wish me luck!

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