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Weeping willow

Salix babylonica

Weeping willow

If wet soil challenges your green thumb, then the graceful willow is your tree. Fuzzy winter catkins, colorful bark, contorted branches, and delicate foliage are just a few of the many bonuses of growing willows. They're especially dramatic located near a pond. Prune weeping willows in winter or spring to bring out their beauty. Avoid planting willows in damp places, such as over septic tanks, where invasive roots could become a problem.

Light:
Sun
Zones:
4-9
Plant Type:
Tree
Plant Height:
To 40 feet tall
Plant Width:
To 40 feet wide
Landscape Uses:
Containers, Beds & Borders, Privacy
Special Features:
Fall Color, Winter Interest, Dried Flowers, Tolerates Wet Soil

Propagation


Stem Cuttings

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