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product_id: 70268276
title: "24 Hybrid Willow Trees. Austree Grows 12 Foot 1st Season. Create Instant Privacy Fence Hedge"
brand: "twigz nursery"
price: "VT64780"
currency: VUV
in_stock: true
reviews_count: 4
url: https://www.desertcart.vu/products/70268276-24-hybrid-willow-trees-austree-grows-12-foot-1st-season
store_origin: VU
region: Vanuatu
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# Fast-growing 12ft growth Privacy hedge 24 Hybrid Willow Trees. Austree Grows 12 Foot 1st Season. Create Instant Privacy Fence Hedge

**Brand:** twigz nursery
**Price:** VT64780
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

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## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** 24 Hybrid Willow Trees. Austree Grows 12 Foot 1st Season. Create Instant Privacy Fence Hedge by twigz nursery
- **How much does it cost?** VT64780 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.vu](https://www.desertcart.vu/products/70268276-24-hybrid-willow-trees-austree-grows-12-foot-1st-season)

## Best For

- twigz nursery enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted twigz nursery brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Rapid Growth:** Watch your trees soar to 12 feet in just one season!
- • **Instant Privacy:** Create a lush, green barrier in no time!
- • **Low Maintenance:** No seeds or suckers means less hassle for you.
- • **Sound Dampening:** Enjoy a quieter yard, perfect for relaxation.
- • **Versatile Planting:** Start indoors or outdoors with easy-to-follow instructions.

## Overview

The 24 Hybrid Willow Trees are designed for rapid growth, reaching up to 12 feet in just one season. Ideal for creating an instant privacy fence, these trees are easy to grow, require minimal maintenance, and help reduce noise while keeping your yard cool during hot summers.

## Description

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## Features

- Fresh Cuttings!! Fast growing willows for your yard or farm. These trees have a beautiful shape with long cylinder leaves. They have no seeds or suckers.
- Perfect for quick shade, privacy, and for use as a wind-block. Helps to deaden sound from barking dogs or noisy surroundings. Keeps yard cooler in the hot summers.
- Fastest growing tree and SO easy to grow, comes with detailed instructions for great results. In the winter months you can start indoors in pots or tupperware. Just make sure to have good drainage.
- Easy Instructions and Customer Satisfaction Guaranteed.

## Product Details

- **Indoor/Outdoor Usage:** Indoor
- **Brand:** Twigz Nursery
- **Material Feature:** Natural
- **Color:** Green
- **Expected Blooming Period:** Spring to Fall
- **Sunlight Exposure:** Full Sun
- **Unit Count:** 24 Count
- **Expected Planting Period:** Year Round
- **Product Care Instructions:** comes with detailed instructions
- **USDA Hardiness Zone:** 3

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ These are winners! (Read)
*by S***S on April 9, 2020*

UPDATE #2 - FIVE YEARS LATER: They look all right, not the prettiest, but in my attached photo, this is where they are after 5 years. The trunks don't get very thick, and I imagine they'd be easy to chop down if you're tired of them or want a change. They do offer good shade in the summertime, helping to keep our master bedroom cool. I just wish they grew a bit thicker. (Photo taken in early May)I was sent 24 cuttings, and 23 are alive and well! I live in Seattle. I planted these around February 25, 2020, after just under 2 weeks of rooting in water. I did not wait until the roots got very long. As soon as they started poking out of the cuttings (they'll look like little white dots), I planted them directly in the soil behind my house, 2 feet apart because I want a very dense privacy screen. Now, this is important: WATER THEM!!!!! These WILL survive mild frosts, and there were nights here that got down to 30 F. How did they survive? Because I watered them. When you water the cuttings, the damp soil acts as an insulator and will protect the growing roots against frosty nights, and, possibly one hard freeze (though be careful of too many of the hard freezes). So water, water, water them! I watered each cutting about 20 seconds, or until I felt the soil was nice and saturated. They are in an area where it's just the natural soil and wood mulch on top. Two of them I planted directly in my grass lawn, and they are also thriving. DO NOT--are you reading this?--DO NOT use any fertilizers or soil amendments. It's unnecessary and can hurt your trees. Just use plain ol' soil from your ground. And I would recommend planting them where there is partial sunlight. Now that the sun is gracing us more with her presence here in Seattle, my cuttings have just sprouted some leaves. They haven't grown quite upwards yet, but I expect they will, and I WILL come back here to update and post photos. And for those of you wondering about the root system of these trees, these are NON-invasive. They will not spread throughout your yard, or your neighbor's yard like bamboo.

### ⭐ Sticks, Most no roots and none with leaves, very misleading advertisement. mostly seem dead.
*by T***O on August 18, 2020*

The ad showed many roots, long and growing and many leaves. I got sticks. Almost couldn't distinguish which side as up. No leaves of any kind. Some sticks had very minuscule roots but mostly just sticks. We'll see. If they grow, I update this rating but it will still not be much better. I expect if their honest, they'll replace these sticks with viable plants as advertised. I have them soaking in plastic cups of water in my garage for now until they seem to be acclimated to southern Nevada weather. We'll see. I'll sure let you know.Getting worse every day. I just had a bad batch like 75% of others. The owner wrote spectacular review for their progress but they may have been delusional. After 2 weeks I gave up with 100% failure rate. After 3 weeks last picture I took had no sign of roots or leaves. Seller said they would not pay for return. They paid.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Growing great
*by L***S on July 15, 2020*

These trees are growing great. They sprouted right away in water. I transferred them to pots when they got fairly big. Be careful not to put pots in full sun outside. Put them in a mostly shady place outside at first if you started them in the house. Also, it takes them several days for them to adjust to being transferred from water to soil. Shifting them to full sun when they are not used to it, can overwhelm them too. Of course it was over 90F every day after I set them outside. I watered them twice daily after transferring them to pots. First, they had wilted after transferring to pots and then they perked up and are growing great. We are having a drought right now. I may try to winter them in pots and then, plant in spring. They will be needing lots of water to continue grow well outside. If the drought continues, I think it will be too dry to plant them outside in the soil. There's 24 plants. I would be watering my yard for hours.I am very happy with these trees. Just be careful when you handle them when they first sprout. Their roots and leaves are very fine at first. If you bump them or water them them under a high pressure faucet, you can knock the tiny roots and leaves off. Once they get bigger, they get stronger.I would say if people had problems with the cuttings, maybe the people are not familiar with caring for cuttings. I found the tree cuttings did need much more care than like houseplant cuttings like spider plants. The willow cuttings needed a lot of love and gentle care and much watering to grow well. Also, be careful if you have a lot of pests outside. Insects loved the water I was spraying to water my trees and decided to start eating their leaves. You may need some sort of gentle insecticide. I also worry about deer and rabbits.Once this drought is over, I have a nice patch of land at the rear of my property to plant them that is normally moist. I am looking forward to watching them grow in my yard.

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*Last updated: 2026-03-06*