8 Weeping Willow Trees - Salix Babylonica - Beautiful Arching Canopy - Ready to Plant

My willow cuttings got here two days ago. As soon as I opened the package I could tell they were well cared for and kept their moisture while in transit. I put them in water as soon as they arrived. Can you believe they are already showing root growth? So excited to watch these cuttings grow into full-fledge trees!

I hate to leave a bad review. These arrived healthy cuttings. I “soaked” them for weeks and transplanted even purchased rooting hormone.Once transplanted in ground I watered daily. Staked. Kept an eye on them.Nothing survived. I’m sad about that.

After a week and a half starting in water they are all starting to thrive. I really only wanted one for my yard, but it is nice to have 7 backups if transplanting the first to my yard fails - I will keep the others in pots in the meantime, and the extras will go to my parents' 4 acre property that could use some attractive trees!

Cautiously optimistic! The cuttings arrived healthy looking enough, essentially just a foot-long Willow tree branch cutting with no sprouts or roots. I watched the YouTube video recommended on the card in the box, and followed the instructions. I put the cuttings in water on the windowsill. 10 days later, tons or little leaves and roots! Hopefully the grow!

Very good quality they are growing fast.

Ordered 8 of these trees. Got 10! They already had roots starting to grow. Planted per the detailed instructions that came with the trees. I just love the majestic look of a mature weeping willow, I look forward to watching these trees grow. I planted them around a new pond we built behind our house. I just pushed them into the ground next to the pond where the soil is moist and they are growing branches already!

First batch was DOA. Seller was GREAT and sent another batch. I had very high hopes when 4 of them started to root! Of those 4, 2 started growing green leaves.Now I'm down to just one and I'm not holding onto much hope for it.It doesn't matter that I'm following the directions 100% or how expensive the soil I use is.For whatever reason, and in spite of having 20+ acres of beautiful trees I've grown over the last 25+ years, I can *NOT* get the Weeping Willows to grow! I've spent hundreds of $ over the years and don't have a single weeping anything to show for all my hard work. This seller was very kind and tried very hard to help me but the starts did not grow.

Maybe I did a few things wrong but couldn't get these to grow. They were in their own individual clear containers in water in a window, and for awhile several of them sprouted some promising sprouts on top section and a couple white roots below waterline. So I transplanted those in their own individual little pots but they soon died before I could plant outside.