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Vermont Willow Nursery

Vermont Willow Nursery
Location:
📍1943 Ridge Rd N, Fairfield, VT 05455, USA
Hours
monday10:00 AM - 3:00 PM
tuesday10:00 AM - 3:00 PM
wednesday10:00 AM - 3:00 PM
thursday10:00 AM - 3:00 PM
fridayClosed
saturdayClosed
sundayClosed
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About the Nursery

Specialty Willow Nursery Grower. Top products: Willow cuttings, Willow stakes, Willow rods, Living structure kits. Vermont Willow Nursery is a specialized horticultural operation located in St. Albans, Vermont, dedicated to the propagation and sale of over 100 species and cultivars of willow (Salix). The nursery operates on a seasonal harvest model, focusing on the production of willow cuttings, stakes, and rods intended for gardening, environmental restoration projects, and artistic applications. Beyond raw plant materials, they offer 'Living Structure Kits,' designed to allow customers to construct functional and aesthetic willow installations. The nursery caters to a diverse clientele, including gardeners, landscape designers, and artists seeking specific willow varieties for both ornamental and practical use. Owned and operated by Lisa and Aric, the nursery emphasizes educational support, providing detailed planting instructions, willow care guides, and site-specific harvest updates. Their operations are geographically tied to their Vermont location, utilizing the regional climate to support their willow cultivation cycles and seasonal distribution.
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Customer Reviews(3)

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April B. Markley (SqueekyFeets)2 years ago

I came across this gem of a nursery from a Local Guide. Photosynthesis is the bees knees! More bees! More knees! I bought this a Integra pendula about 3-4 years ago. It gets FULL sun and loves it. This year I have decided to train it up a trestle but had to trim it back to about 1/3 it's original "canopy" footprint.

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David King2 years ago

The great Willow tree is an important tree to every single ecosystem in the world. If we do not preserve trees like this, then we will erode into the ocean, that is if we are close to the ocean. We will completely lose oxygen since they are here for us to breathe. So what they produce during photosynthesis is important, Stop being dumb and ignoring the fact that we need them to survive, you idiots!

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Kristopher Stone5 years ago

Fantastic source for the genus Salix! This is a rare gem of a nursery and an outstanding resource for anyone interested in all the fantastic possibilities in the world of willows.

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