Living Willow Bring the rustic elegance of willow to your garden.
There are many exciting possibilities for introducing willow into your garden by creating living sculptures - climbers, domes, tunnels, borders, arbours, bowers and fences are just some ideas.
For best results when creating a living willow structure we recommend Salix Red and Salix Viminalis for the main planted structure and Salix Triandra for the non-planted weaving. |
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 | Living Willow Garden Archway or Fence Kit Ref: 135
Make your own version of our living willow archway as illustrated in BBC Gardeners World Magazine and The Guardian newspaper. This kit will make a fence up to 4m long or a 1m deep archway (all measurements are approximate and vary according to density of planting).
Price includes VAT and delivery.
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Price: £57.20
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 | Living Willow Garden Arbour or Tunnel Kit Ref: 143
This kit will make either an arbour 2.1 m wide by 1m deep ( to accomodate a 6 ft bench ) OR 2m of tunnel (all measurements are approximate and vary according to density of planting).
Price includes VAT and delivery.
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Price: £69.05
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 | Living Willow Garden Wigwam or Dome Kit Ref: 144
This kit will make a 2m diameter wigwam OR domed tunnel structure (all measurements are approximate and vary according to density of planting). NOTE: If you plan to build a dome with a tunnel you will need to purchase 2 kits.
Price includes VAT and delivery.
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Price: £69.05
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 | Living Willow Wads Ref: 130
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 | Living Willow Wads Ref: 8
Flanders Red
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 | Living Willow Wads Ref: 133
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 | Living Willow Wads Ref: 134
Salix triandra (Black Maul)
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Living Willow Cuttings Ideal if you are wanting maximum ground or game cover or to start your own willow bed.
The best time to plant is between the beginning of February and the end of April (just when the rootlets are beginning to grow)
A modern, versatile, hybrid variety of red willow made up of Calodendron, Cinerea, Caprea and Viminalis. A disease resistant, rapid growing variety.
From a 12" cutting expect to get 6' to 10' growth in the first year.
Willow is tolerant of most soil types but preferably not free draining. Plant into a good seedbed.
Maximum recommended density
17000 : acre
38000 : hectare
(18" x 18" spacing)
Please note that non standarad addresses may incur a carriage surcharge. |
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 | 1000 Willow Cuttings Ref: 108
Price includes VAT and delivery
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Price: £91.95
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| | 500 Willow Cuttings Ref: 107
Price includes VAT and delivery
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Price: £51.10
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| | 100 Willow Cuttings Ref: 106
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Price: £20.45
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Willow Whips For lower, denser growth use 3 foot long willow whips. |
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 | 1000 Willow Whips Ref: 111
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Price: £183.85
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| | 500 Willow Whips Ref: 110
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Price: £107.25
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| | 100 Willow Whips Ref: 109
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Price: £52.60
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 | NEW! Living Willow Planting Tool Ref: 7
Dibbing tool for planting willow.
45cm long, spike diameter is 12mm.
Handle stick included.
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Price: £9.95
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