Successful Planting of Poplar & Willow Poles

Tips for storage, treatment and planting of poplar and willow poles for successful planting.

[@johnmccullah8520]

Thank you as a bioengineering person from Cali

[@irkone]

Any word on their growth? Did they successfully root and become established starting as such large poles?

[@gopatus]

Nice video! I breed and plant hybrid aspens. I prefer 7' stock planted 10" deep with a bamboo stake, use white fabric sleeves for protection and each tree gets a 6' circle of glyphosate weed control.

[@bonsaimoldova]

How they have grown? There is an update?

[@jasminum61]

Doesn't the pole or tree damage from that pushing it down like "hitting"? Did all those trees grow? any updates?

[@oldschoolfoil2365]

im new to poplar and willow planting and have a block that needs instant shade and thinking of doing this method is it quicker to use larger suckers as i am able to cut some from the local area ?

[@HHO4618]

What time of the year do you do the plantning?

[@briansmith9698]

What kind of poplar are they? I cloned Lombardy white and cottonwood few willows aspen you can use root cuttings

[@chainsaw3339]

if i put poplar wood limbs in the ground will it grown in to a tree in a few years

[@mlindsay527]

Are there native species that can perform a similar role?

[@KarmaDhadulDolpo7]

How we can make protector or get it? From Nepal.

[@aussie.clippa]

Where can we buy those sleeves in Australia? Or any website ?

[@nicktozie6685]

Need an update

[@richardjones1777]

Where is this a video taken? Beautiful hills

[@oldschoolfoil2365]

lord of the rings country ..nz especially when he says these sleeves will stop pists...lololol

[@blaisestevens4158]

The Wairarapa, as per another of their videos: 'Assessing the site for Poplars & Willows'

[@ryanridley554]

Reminds me of Wal Footrot lol

[@vladlenterezhe2275]

I think they planted salix alba

[@jeffcameron7853]

21k views and only 140 likes? Come on people!

[@richardphillips8652]

Hi, do you sell the rammer?

[@austinhenning2844]

"Roughly 2 1/2 ft" is so much more convenient to me than "800 mm". Imperial ftw lol