All reviews for category Willow - Salix

Young plant that has taken well for now. It is developing beautiful dark green leaves. Waiting for the definitive recovery and rapid growth.

New shoots and lovely new leaves are already appearing.

I have planned to place the willow on the east side of my woodshed. As a precaution, I have covered the rocky limestone soil with 30cm (12in) of bentonite and have spread the cut and crushed bamboo on it. The 50m² roof collects rainwater towards this eastern area. Previously, there was a hedge of bay laurels.

Received quickly, planted in a large tiller. For now, it is alive and looks in fine fettle!

Hello, I am brand new here, and I would like to ask you two questions. I would like to know if this young plant, has roots that spread? Can it be planted in a large container? Thank you for your response. Kind regards.

While single cuttings are free in nature (this is also true for many other plants, trees, and bushes), the delivered young plants are all small, delicate, and very thin, and at a price of £4/piece, they are extremely expensive if you want more than 4 or 5!

I am going to make a second attempt at planting this bush that I really like. The previous ones died within three months despite all my care (and I usually have a green thumb!). The only explanation I see is the acidity of my soil, whereas the soil prefers limestone. Thanks to the regrowth guarantee from Promesses de fleurs, I am starting over in the hope that these two superb young plants received will quickly settle in my garden!

Personally, they didn't recover at all, all 5 of them.

Very well

I bought 2, they both grew well, but then one started to become weak! The other one is very beautiful!