French Pussy Willow Bare Root Cuttings 1-2’ – Fast Growing & Hardy

Enhance your landscape with 2 French Pussy Willow (Salix caprea) bare root rooted cuttings, measuring 1-2 feet tall. These fast-growing, deciduous shrubs or small trees thrive in USDA zones 5-9, making them perfect for a wide range of climates.

The French Pussy Willow is prized for its soft, silvery catkins, which bloom in early spring before the leaves emerge, adding visual appeal to gardens and landscapes. With its rapid growth and adaptability, this hardy willow is excellent for privacy screens, erosion control, and ornamental planting.

Reaching heights of 8-13 meters (26-43 feet) at full maturity, this versatile plant features broad, green leaves that provide shade and texture throughout the growing season. It’s easy to grow and requires minimal maintenance, making it ideal for both beginner and experienced gardeners.

Each purchase includes two healthy, bare root rooted cuttings, ready for planting in well-draining soil.

Key Features and Benefits:

✔ Product Type: Live bare root plants ✔ Condition: Bare root rooted cuttings, ready for planting ✔ Size: 1-2 feet tall at the time of purchase ✔ Growth Rate: Fast-growing, reaches 26-43 feet at maturity ✔ Flowering: Produces soft, silvery catkins in early spring ✔ Hardiness: Thrives in USDA zones 5-9 ✔ Uses: Ideal for landscaping, erosion control, privacy screening, and ornamental gardens ✔ Low Maintenance: Easy to grow and adaptable to various soil types

FAQs:

Q: How tall will the French Pussy Willow grow? A: This species can grow between 26-43 feet tall, depending on conditions and care.

Q: When should I plant my bare root cuttings? A: For best results, plant them in early spring or fall when temperatures are moderate.

Q: Does the French Pussy Willow require a lot of maintenance? A: No! It is a low-maintenance plant that thrives with occasional pruning and watering.

Q: Will this plant attract pollinators? A: Yes! The soft, silvery catkins attract bees and other pollinators, benefiting your garden ecosystem.

Q: Can I grow it in a container? A: While it prefers open spaces, young plants can be grown in large containers before transplanting to a permanent location.