How do willow trees propagate?

We have several of willows and would like to know if you can cut a branch and use that branch to start a new tree? Willow trees are some of the easiest pla. read more

Willow trees are some of the easiest plants to root. In fact, you can actually grow a new tree by simply taking a stem and sticking it in moist soil. It’s the hormones in willows that cause such rapid rooting. So rapid in fact, that a rooting solution for other plants can be made by boiling willow stems in water. read more

A weeping willow branch will grow into an exact replica of the mother tree, so pick an attractive one that you like to easily grow a new tree. Cut a young branch from a healthy, mature weeping willow in late fall or early winter, when the tree is dormant. read more

Weeping willow trees are hard to miss, with their unusual canopy of drooping branches and distinctive bright green foliage. Willows are one of the easiest trees to start from cuttings, and because they can grow ten feet each year, they'll provide shade very quickly. Take hardwood cuttings from weeping willow trees in late fall. read more