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Planting Willow Cuttings for Stream Bank Stabilization

Cutting Preparation

Cut 6-8 inches long (4 inches minimum).
Diameter doesn't matter.
Retain top set of leaves.
Cut before bud break for faster root establishment, but budded cuttings work too.

Planting

Plant same day as cutting.
Insert directly into stream-side soil.
Rooting hormone helps but isn't mandatory.

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