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Hutchinson Yellow (Salix Fragilis) - Dormant Rods/Whips

Rods/whips are sold in bundles of 10, with a minimum order of 50 rods/whips. To meet the minimum, you may select a mix of different bundle varieties within your order.

Salix fragilis 'Hutchinsons Yellow'

Salix fragilis 'Hutchinsons Yellow' is a versatile and vibrant willow variety known for its striking egg yolk yellow rods and vigorous growth. This hardy willow is perfect for landscaping, basketry, living willow structures, and wattle projects, making it a valuable addition to any garden or project.

Key Features and uses:

    • Vibrant Colour: The standout feature of 'Hutchinsons Yellow' is its stunning egg yolk yellow rods, which bring a burst of bright colour to the landscape, especially noticeable in winter.
    • Basketry: Provides flexible and colourful rods perfect for various weaving projects.
    • Living Willow Structures: Excellent for creating living willow installations, offering both beauty and functionality.
    • Wattle Fencing: Ideal for constructing sturdy and visually appealing wattle fences.

Growth and Care:

    • Vigorous Growth: Known for its robust and rapid growth, 'Hutchinsons Yellow' thrives when coppiced annually, ensuring strong and healthy new rods each year.
    • Size: This willow can reach impressive heights with regular coppicing, maintaining its vibrant colour and structural integrity.
    • Sunlight: Prefers full sun to part shade, allowing it to flourish and develop its characteristic yellow rods.
    • Soil: Thrives in moist, well-drained soils, adaptable to a range of soil types if they are kept evenly moist.
    • Coppicing: To maximize colour and maintain vigorous growth, annual coppicing is recommended. This process encourages new, bright yellow rods each season..
    • Cold Hardy: Hardy to Zone 3, making it suitable for a wide range of climates and ensuring resilience in colder regions.

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