It depends on the average hours you spend wc'ing a day.
About 2.5k willows
100 and they are almost as slow as yews so, you're actually better off sticking to willows for training your woodcutting.
You need to cut like 113,898 willows for 90 to 99 Woodcutting. But I seriously recommend yews.
willows until 75, yews until 80, and ivy upto 99 unless u want money do yew upto 95, and magics 95-99+
best Place To Cut Willows Is By Draynor Bank.
Cutting Willows at Draynor is the Quickest way for Non-Members, otherwise cutting Maples at Seers Village is quicker for members.
LOL, if you have lvl 57 woodcutting then cut willows in draynor beside the bank much faster than oaks imo
cut willows until level 70 woodcutting then cut yews until 99.
About 2.5k willows
To answer a question like that, you should use a Runescape skill calculator. you would need to cut about 172000 yew trees
Cut logs until you reach level 60. Cutting willows gives you experience fairly quickly. You may want to combine training woodcutting and firemaking (cut the logs, then burn them), but that will take longer than training only one skill.
cut willows till you can cut yews ~key
Yes, it is. People might argue maples are better at higher levels, but from 40-99, willows are fastest experience. Go for willows if you're after experience, but not money. if you're after both, then try Eucalyptus trees (after As A First Resort quest). Eucalyptus trees are wonderful experience, practically next to a bank, and quite good money.
Powercutting at Willows in Draynor will provide a sturdy exp rate for those 30+, since it is near a bank.
Best for 30 - 75 wc is Willows and from 75 onwards it's yews, because of time cutting.
100 and they are almost as slow as yews so, you're actually better off sticking to willows for training your woodcutting.
The best way for a non-member to level woodcutting is by chopping willows, you wont get much money from doing this but its the fastest way to level woodcutting (even in members) there are some willow trees located in Draynor near to the bank