Planting the Fastest Growing Trees for Privacy Fencing 

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We have! It’s funny you say that we have a couple that are huge that we planted up a few years ago they look amazing!

Yes you can, they don’t get very wide, and you can prune/cut branches every spring to shape them the way you want

We are in zone five a they have done fine here for the past couple Winters, you should be good

You could stop by and purchase some, how many would you want? It will take a couple weeks to get them rooted Email Jason@JosephScottHomes and we could set up a time to stop by

Hybrid Willows, they grow 6 to 8 feet per year and they get to be 30 to 40 feet

closer keeps them as a nice fence, but one of our favorite areas is where we have them spaced 4-6 feet. the reason for this is because of how we started the tree cuttings. we put 3-4 cuttings together, and they got huge! space allows the tree to bush out more rather than just go straight up and narrow. you can trim them like a bush too. anywhere you cut they keep growing from. A great idea is to plant a row where they are 2-4 feet apart, but then doing a row behind staggered. This will give you more winter coverage. Because in winter, when they have no leaves, one row is easy to see through. I hope this helps. They’re like weeds, so there’s really no right or wrong way. the best coverage over all though is the staggered double row

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Yes, I would love to know also. And a source if you would🤓

It is called a hybrid willow

They are called hybrid Willows, we can actually ship cuttings. If you email I can send you pricing. jason@josephscotthomes.com

@@TheLawrenceGardenFarm Thanks Jason. I am able to access these in my area.

@@TheLawrenceGardenFarm how tall and wide do they get?

Hi there, We have been selling them locally, I could check and see if we have some that would still be able to be shipped, how many would you want? Can you email me jason@josephscotthomes.com

It’s a willow, so if you are questioning the location, then I wouldn’t.

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Whips are just baby trees, and willows are the easiest to root🌿🌿

It’s OK we want them to form almost like a solid while we did that with the other ones that we planted. They can easily be pruned and if need be I could take one down here and there once they get bigger

They are called hybrid willows, the willow you are referring to is called a weeping willow, the hybrid willows look more like a normal deciduous tree, the branches do not weep down

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yes they do, when the trees are small, we wrap them before winter, that’s when they enjoy them most, after that there aren’t many problems. 👍

The trees? If so, they are amazing!

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