Willow Trees
About 400 species from the Genus Saliz, Willow trees are common across the Eastern US and Europe. Often found near water, most willows do well in a wetter environment; so if you have a stream or pond nearby, the willow tree will thrive. They are deciduous and the leaves will turn yellow in Autumn before falling off the tree.
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In stockLike all willows, this grafted plant loves water. It can tolerate damp soil and will grow and grow if waters regularly. The plant itself is shaped ...
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In stockNative to Wisconsin, this elegantly majestic tree loves water. Planted near a creek or stream, this tree grows to heights of 60', spreading out to ...
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Hakuro Nishiki Willow Low Bush
Out of stockThis low bush willow grows orange leaves in the Spring that turn a reddish orange color in the fall. The willow prefers full sun to partial shade b...
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