2 Golden Weeping Willow Trees - Ready to Plant - Live Plants - Beautiful Arching Canopy

These trees came perfectly packaged wrapped with a wet cloth and placed inside a bag to keep them alive during transportation. they arrived on time They came with full instructions on how to properly care for them. The seller gave great details on this tree. As you can see from the pictures, the trees are blooming. They are healthy and thriving in water, and sunlight. I will be transplanting them to their permanent location soon. I can’t say enough about the grower of this tree . I will be buying more trees from the seller again in the future.

Placed them in water for two weeks. Roots grew well. Added potting soil afterwards and another two weeks later the leaves started to shrivel and stems turned black and died. I would like a replacement order.

I didn't know what to really expect. But the two sticks havecstarted rootingbandcsprouts are coming out fast and impressively. I placed them in my fish tank 3 weeks ago. And theyvstarted off as 5" long 1/2" cutting with no sprouts or roots.

Only one stick didn't sprout. Other two sprouted well. Planted and seem.to have rooted well. Protecting from frost. Spring will tell the tale if they come back.

I bought Golden Weeping Willow Trees, put them in water and in five day I have roots an the leaves starting growing

So I followed the instructions that said to allow the roots to start in water, they grew very nice, leaves started growing as well. Had really high hopes right up to the point of planting them. I planted them in organic potting soil that didn't have any plant food or anything in it, literally within days of planting them they died. Def, bummed. But seller did send 4 of the trees, wish atleast one of them would have grown.

The trees ad says they are easy to grow and ready to plant. They are, in fact, a pain in the butt to grow and not ready to plant. I received four sticks in a plastic bag when I expected saplings. I had them in glasses of water for 2 months now, and they sprouted with some stringy roots. I transplanted them to soil, watering daily (per directions), and they died. Bottom line is they'll stay green in water, but they'll die when transplanted to soil. I do not recommend these cuttings. If you do succeed in transplanting to soil, it will take several years to produce a decent sized sapling.

It is sticks you have to put in water to root mine have not gotten roots as of yet