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Fantail Willow: Fascinating Flattened Stems, Easy to Root or Buy

Fantail willow (Salix sachalinensis 'Sekka') has flattened, fasciated stems—caused by bacteria or genetics.

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  • Root fresh cuttings.
  • Buy from Forestfarm.

Cool conversation piece for arrangements.

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