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Allegany - 20" Willow Cutting

Allegany - 20" Willow Cutting

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Allegany (Salix purpurea) is a fast-growing, high-yielding willow variety, which produces multiple small stems. This disease resistant variety has dark green oblong leaves.

In purchasing this Willow variety which is the property of The Research Foundation of State University of New York you will be required to sign an agreement restricting the export, propagation, and resale of this variety.

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USDA Hardiness Zone	4
Year Released	1999
Willow Uses	Snow Fence, Streambank Remediation, Ornamental
Attributes	Allegany (Salix purpurea) is a fast-growing, high-yielding willow variety, which produces multiple small stems. This disease resistant variety has dark green oblong leaves.
Mature Height	15-20 feet
Mature Width	3-5 ft crown spread at 3 years when grown at 2 x 3 ft spacing
Growth Rate	Fast Growing
Conditions	Adaptable to a wide range of soil and moisture conditions.
Foliage	Dark green oblong leaves typically 2-3 in. long, 0.5-1 in. wide, with foliage April-Oct in Zone 5
Bark	Brown when young, turning green and smooth with age; yellow-orange buds in winter
Flowering	Female, early spring
Polination	Not known to be pollinated under field conditions
Propagation	Roots easily from dormant stem cuttings

Additional Information

USDA Hardiness Zone	4
Year Released	1999
Willow Uses	Snow Fence, Streambank Remediation, Ornamental
Attributes	Allegany (Salix purpurea) is a fast-growing, high-yielding willow variety, which produces multiple small stems. This disease resistant variety has dark green oblong leaves.
Mature Height	15-20 feet
Mature Width	3-5 ft crown spread at 3 years when grown at 2 x 3 ft spacing
Growth Rate	Fast Growing
Conditions	Adaptable to a wide range of soil and moisture conditions.
Foliage	Dark green oblong leaves typically 2-3 in. long, 0.5-1 in. wide, with foliage April-Oct in Zone 5
Bark	Brown when young, turning green and smooth with age; yellow-orange buds in winter
Flowering	Female, early spring
Polination	Not known to be pollinated under field conditions
Propagation	Roots easily from dormant stem cuttings