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(i) Yes, but not for firewood, purely fer cuddling n hugging.(an there a woody joke in their somewhere!)

(ii) Got unlimited windthrown conifer to cut up n burn anyway.

 

Thrilled for you but not really answering my question. :)

 

What size is the hybrid willow after 5 years?

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Thrilled for you but not really answering my question. :)

 

What size is the hybrid willow after 5 years?

 

We cut it the November of the first year to create new planting stock for the next years planting. We do this each year. It also helps develop more branches per stool. Four years after this first cut we have branches between 60-100mm diameter and approx 4 meters high. We cut the larger diameter stuff into 500mm lengths for a pizza oven and the rest through a home made branch logger for our wood burner.

 

I was skeptical about willow 10 years ago having only burnt large off cuts of weeping willow but this hybrid variety burns very well, more like a semi hardwood once dry. Hope this helps

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