You have cuttings from a pussy willow tree and want to know how to get roots started. There are two simple, effective approaches:
After the last frost, stick the cuttings directly into moist soil outdoors. They'll root naturally in place.
Place the cuttings in a vase of water. Change the water daily to prevent fouling. Roots will appear within a few days. Wait until the root system is well-developed before transplanting outdoors.
Pussy willows root readily, so you should have good results with either method.
— Tom
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