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Propagating Weeping Willow from Hardwood Cuttings

Spring Cuttings in Damp Sand for Willow Propagation

Take small branch cuttings in spring, stick in damp sand (bucket), keep moist. When leaves emerge, transplant to ground. Works well along streams. Upstate NY spring timing is correct.

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