Living but dormant rods/whips vary in length from 3 to 6 feet  and are used for creating living willow structures. During the dormant season, typically in late winter or early spring, we harvest our cuttings of willow branches. We strive to ship orders promptly, ensuring they arrive at an optimal time for spring planting.

Dormant willow rods or whips are flexible and versatile, commonly used for creating living structures like fences, tunnels, arbors, domes, and hutsin gardens, parks, and schools. Once planted, they root and grow, forming sustainable, natural features. Willow rods are also ideal for erosion controland riparian planting, stabilizing riverbanks and sloped areas with their fast-growing root systems. Additionally, willow rods can be used to form living hedgesand windbreaks, providing natural, eco-friendly boundaries in farming or garden settings.