On this regenerative farm tucked away in the Mohawk Valley of NY state, there are currently 10 thousand willow plants. These include over 50 different heritage varities from Europe alongside native and wild willows being collected and cultivated. We grow willow that is ideal for use in basketry, living structures, land remediation, floristry, and bark harvesting.
Willow is cut annually, dried and sorted for use in basketry. We are expanding each year and working hard to supply basket makers with live cuttings and dried willow for basketry.
Starting in 2025 we will be offering willow basketry classes here at the farm. check back for more information and sign up for our newsletter for updates.
Live Willow Cuttings are now closed for the year. Orders will open on January 1st, 2025. Check out the varieties we offer - Here
Live Whole Rod Willow Cuttings
Please reach out if you are in need of live whole rod willows for use in Living Installations, Living Fences, or Riparian Buffer Management and Soil Erosion.
Please note that shipping may not be an option. We offer pick up and drop off services in New York, on a case by case basis.
We can offer the following willows known for riparian management: Salix interior, Salix purpurea “Streamco”, Salix Dasyclados
We have Rubykins, which makes beautiful living fences. Leaves stay on until December as they love colder climates.
Some varieties growing at Willowbrook
S. Purpurea “Polish Purple”
S. Purpurea “Vermont Red”
S. Purpurea “Dickey Meadows”
S. Purpurea “Michigan Green”
S. Purpurea “Americana X”
S. Purpurea “Oka”
S. Purpurea “Hutchinson’s Red”
S. Purpurea “Frances Red”
S. Purpurea “Streamco”
S. Purpurea “Packing Twine”
S. Purpurea “Green Edna”
S. Purpurea “Bleu”
S. Purpurea “Brittany Green”
S. Purpurea “Green Dicks”
S. Purpurea “Dark Dicks”
S. Purpurea “Light Dicks”
S. Rubra “Hutchinsons Yellow”
S. Purpurea x Daphnoides
S. Koriyanagi “Rubykins”
S. Rubra “Harrison’s B”
S. Americana
S. Acutifolia
S. Fragilis “Belgian Red”
S. Alba f. Vitellina “Flame”
Wild Crumhorn NY
S. interior “Honey Willow” - Wild Wisconsin
