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Showy Catkin Floral Mega Willow

Showy Catkin Floral Mega Willow

$35.00 USD
$35.00 USD
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Elevate your garden or floral arrangements with our Showy Catkin Floral Megal Willow mix, a stunning collection of our favorite Pussy Willows. This unique assortment may include captivating varieties such as Winter Glory, Rubykins, Fantail, Showtime, Lemones Improved, and Caprea Rosea. Each cutting promises to bring a burst of color, texture, and whimsical beauty to your landscape or bouquet.

These cuttings are perfect for creating natural, eye-catching displays both in and out of the garden. Enjoy the delicate, velvety catkins in early spring, adding a touch of elegance and seasonal charm to any setting. With 20 high-quality cuttings, you can experiment with different varieties, shapes, and styles to craft your ideal look.

Plant these hardy, fast-growing willows for a touch of nature’s artistry in your backyard, or use them in floral designs to create stunning, textured arrangements that stand out. We include full planting instructions, making it easy for you to grow and enjoy these unique willows, whether you're a seasoned gardener or just starting out.

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Monica Highmark
Willow Cuttings

The cuttings looked great and I potted them right away. The thing that disappointed me enough to give a 3 star rating was that out of the 4 varieties, only 2 were for my zone 3. Sadly half of them won't survive our northern MN winters. Because it was a mix I didnt know what varieties I would get make sure they were our growing zone. I also ordered Elderberries for a cold climate so I mistakenly assumed the willows would be chosen accordingly.

Hey Monica! Thanks for reaching out! I would encourage you to still plant the willows that say they won't survive your winters. We successfully grow Rams Horn willow which is less hardy than we are rated for. We coppace down to the ground every winter right before the severe cold, and mulch the plants. The stems we then store in water in our cooler until we are ready to sell. In the spring they come back more vigorous than ever! I would also see how you can protect them, plant in a sheltered area, etc.