Misc Basketry Willow (10 Whips)
Sold in bundles of 10. *Limited Quantities
This variety is a purpurea cross. Dries orange/brown. Grows in zone 4+.
Please note there is a minimum order of 50 Whips total per order. Whips will be available for pick up in March of the planting year.
You will be contacted to schedule a pickup appointment when your whips are ready for pick up Please Contact us for bulk Orders.
Colours may vary while growing and when dry. Colours vary based on growing and drying conditions. Notes about variety are based on our growing experience only.
Sold in bundles of 10. *Limited Quantities
This variety is a purpurea cross. Dries orange/brown. Grows in zone 4+.
Please note there is a minimum order of 50 Whips total per order. Whips will be available for pick up in March of the planting year.
You will be contacted to schedule a pickup appointment when your whips are ready for pick up Please Contact us for bulk Orders.
Colours may vary while growing and when dry. Colours vary based on growing and drying conditions. Notes about variety are based on our growing experience only.
Sold in bundles of 10. *Limited Quantities
This variety is a purpurea cross. Dries orange/brown. Grows in zone 4+.
Please note there is a minimum order of 50 Whips total per order. Whips will be available for pick up in March of the planting year.
You will be contacted to schedule a pickup appointment when your whips are ready for pick up Please Contact us for bulk Orders.
Colours may vary while growing and when dry. Colours vary based on growing and drying conditions. Notes about variety are based on our growing experience only.
If you are new to planting willow, you may be wondering what the difference is between cuttings and rods/whips. Cuttings are approximately 10-12 inches in length and are typically planted by those wishing to plant a cutting garden whereby the willow would be coppiced (harvested) annually for craft or weaving purposes.
Whips or rods, are terms used interchangeably and can be used for pollarding rather than coppicing.If you are considering a cutting garden your planting site must provide at least 1/2 day sun, must have access to a water source for weekly deep watering when planted, and be away from septic systems and building foundations. Each stool produces between 10-30 rods of varying height depending on the variety. Please note, colours and growing habits may differ depending on soil and growing conditions of your site.
