Coyote willow is an Idaho native shrub that is probably found in every county in the state. It typically grows to 15' at amaturity and spreads by underground roots, forming willow thickets. It grows in moist sands and gravel and requires a minimum of 20-25" of annual precipitation if not on a perennial stream. This willow is used in conservation plantings for streambank stabilization, riparian site restoration and wildlife browse and habitat. 

Native Shrub

Max Height: 15’

Max Width: 7’

Drought Hardy: No

Growth Rate: Fast

Wildlife Benefits: Birds, small and large mammals. 

Uses: Erosion control, riparian

Plug Sizes Available: 20 cui

Zones: 3-7

IMPORTANT: SEEDLINGS MUST BE ORDERED IN MULTIPLES OF 5

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Seedlings can be purchased in the following quantities: 5, 10, 15, 20, etc. If you would like 5 seedlings, please write 5 in the quantity box.