Imagine a willow tree and leaves in to curling spiral designs, contorted. This is the corkscrew willow (Salix matsudana), plus it is a well-known tree for landscaping throughout the country. It is possible to easily produce new trees by rooting branches you reduce in the original in the event you are fortunate enough to know some one having a corkscrew willow. Willow trees are therefore effortlessly rooted they almost appear keen to sprout, therefore beginner landscapers are capable to complete this task with achievement.
Cut twigs or branches . Choose twigs which are about 1/4 inch across with several on them and reduce them in 1 2-inch lengths.
Poke six holes in the base of a bucket using a screwdriver. These holes allow water to drain from the twigs that are rooting.
Fill a bucket with clear builder’s sand. Use a light colored bucket if you plan to shop it outdoors, therefore it will not attract too much warmth from the sunlight.
The twigs entirely in the sand. Make certain no area of the wood is sticking up to the light.
Water the sand till it’s all moist as well as the extra water drains from the holes in the underside. Place the bucket in a spot that has gone out of afternoon sunlight that is powerful.
Check the bucket to water it for sprouting shoots arising in the sand and appear. Allow the shoots to grow one foot tall. Carefully discover the twigs that are sprouted and transplant them in a prepared area in your lawn.