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Do weeping willows sprout again if cut down?
I have a weeping willow in my half acre garden. I believe that it is
at least 12 years old. It is about 6m high and growing in a boggy part of the garden. An arborist from the local agricultural college told me that its roots are not a problem because it is lower down the hill from the building and 18m away. This puts its crown right in line with the view. I would like to open up the view but would like to keep a willow or something similar there to soak up the water. If I were to cut the tree down would it resprout and would the new shoots weep or grow straight? I am considering taking a course on willow weaving. Would the shoots be useful for this? Thanks for any advice you can give. |
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