I know I ran across some sites when I wrote an article about this topic a while back. Did you try googling, or are you looking for local sources? If the later, the Arb's library staff have a database of nursery's and what they sell.

Nothing like asking a question and then not getting back to it. I have been so busy and am not sure what I did with all of my time.

I am looking for local sources and will check with the Arb.

Thank you.

I did write you an email a while back ago about 2 willow trees next to me. I am in Eagan. If you are still interested please let me know.

Like I said I have been out of it yes I am interested and I will send an e-mail.

Hi there Pauline!
Um- look alongside creekbeds- ponds and sloughs. There are river willow all over the place!
I think there are some just off of the tracks behind my yard.....

Julie, Here in the city we can't go cutting down plants around the creek beds, ponds and sloughs. They are either in peoples yards or on park land. I will have to take a trip to the country or over to see you or sureturtle. First I need to read up more about which will to use. My book talks about the willow in the UK.

Pauline

Hey there Zen-
The willow near my house are on railroad land and or undeveloped land next to the tracks- I don't think they would mind or even notice a few branch tips selectivly trimmed away to use for hardwood propagating-
Come on over if you wish- you know the way!

Julie