starting pussy willow from cuttings

How can I start a pussy willow bush from cuttings? My sister gave me some branches and I put them in water but so far no roots.

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#1 Comment By Downtoearthdigs On 04/14/2016 @ 9:24 pm

These plants are extremely easy to root. Stems/branches can be stuck in a vase of water where they will form roots within a few weeks. Once roots appear, they can be placed in pots or planted directly into the ground in spring. Cuttings should be from new growth, at least as thick as a pencil, and a foot or more in length.

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