Welcome to Alligin Willows, Inveralligin, Torridon, Highlands of Scotland, UK
Willow cuttings supplied by mail order throughout the U.K. Carriage Free.
Shelter belt of Salix Viminalis (Osier).
Remember to look at our updated
[Gallery] of photographs for inspiration !
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August of fourth year of growth, pollarded each winter
to 2ft stools. Rods to 15ft
The picturesque crofting village of Inveralligin lies on the northern shore of Upper Loch Torridon, in the North-West Highlands of Scotland.
Here our
willows flourish despite their exposed location and salt-laden spindrift.
They provide an effective and attractive screen and shelter for livestock and a wide range of wild birds, animals
and insects.
Salix Viminalis has many other uses.
Please click here to continue to find detailed information and find contact and purchasing details, or choose from the menu below
See [Living Willow] for full details.
You can download a free copy of our brochure - which contains all the information from this website - from the [Purchase] page
New information is added from time to time, and more photos and diagrams will be available to give inspiration.
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Site last updated: 7 March 2008
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