Salix Hybrid Americana Living Braided Willow Tree Sculpture 50cm, 15cm pot (50-01)
Salix, commonly known as Willow, stands out as a vibrant and versatile resource in nature for construction purposes. Crafting willow hedges, bowers, dens, arbours, and walkways is both enjoyable and straightforward. For those seeking more daring endeavours, projects such as wigwams, chairs, and sofas present exciting challenges. Utilizing Willow allows for the swift establishment of garden spaces, including secluded corners, children's play areas, and privacy barriers, surpassing the time it takes with conventional hedge materials.
**If out of stock, to reserve yours, simply use the Pre-Order Form located at the bottom of this page.
Key Features:
- Common name(s): White Willow
- Hardiness: Hardy – H6 rating
- Bloom Hue: Green & yellow coloured
- In Bloom: Spring
- Current Height: 40cm from soil to tip (15cm inc pot), total height from the ground approximately 50cm.
- Position: In full sun
- Foliage: Deciduous, Green in spring and summer Yellow in Autumn, bare in Winter
- Habit: fast-growing, unfussy, vigorous tree
- Family: Salicaceae
- Fragrance: Scentless / Fragrance-free
- Soil type: Thrives in moist or wet soil but is highly adaptable to most locations, though it is not recommended for planting near buildings due to its extensive root system that aggressively absorbs water from a wide area.
The White Willow, also known as Salix, exhibits a robust hardiness with an H6 rating, indicating its ability to withstand various environmental conditions. Its blooms feature green and yellow catkins, adorning the landscape during the spring season. Reaching an eventual height and spread of 12m x 8m, this deciduous tree flourishes when placed in full sun. Its foliage undergoes seasonal changes, with green leaves in spring and summer transitioning to yellow in autumn, ultimately shedding in winter. Characterised by its fast-growing and unfussy habit, the White Willow belongs to the Salicaceae family and emanates a refreshing minty fragrance. Thriving in moist or wet soil, it's advisable to avoid planting near buildings due to its extensive root system, which has a high water uptake capacity, affecting the surrounding area.
The plant arrives planted in a pot.
The plant's growth rate and size will vary depending on planting position & conditions, and bloom, foliage and interest may vary from photo upon delivery, dependant on season.
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Salix Hybrid Americana Living Braided Willow Tree Sculpture 50cm, 15cm pot (50-01)
Salix, commonly known as Willow, stands out as a vibrant and versatile resource in nature for construction purposes. Crafting willow hedges, bowers, dens, arbours, and walkways is both enjoyable and straightforward. For those seeking more daring endeavours, projects such as wigwams, chairs, and sofas present exciting challenges. Utilizing Willow allows for the swift establishment of garden spaces, including secluded corners, children's play areas, and privacy barriers, surpassing the time it takes with conventional hedge materials.
**If out of stock, to reserve yours, simply use the Pre-Order Form located at the bottom of this page.
Key Features:
- Common name(s): White Willow
- Hardiness: Hardy – H6 rating
- Bloom Hue: Green & yellow coloured
- In Bloom: Spring
- Current Height: 40cm from soil to tip (15cm inc pot), total height from the ground approximately 50cm.
- Position: In full sun
- Foliage: Deciduous, Green in spring and summer Yellow in Autumn, bare in Winter
- Habit: fast-growing, unfussy, vigorous tree
- Family: Salicaceae
- Fragrance: Scentless / Fragrance-free
- Soil type: Thrives in moist or wet soil but is highly adaptable to most locations, though it is not recommended for planting near buildings due to its extensive root system that aggressively absorbs water from a wide area.
The White Willow, also known as Salix, exhibits a robust hardiness with an H6 rating, indicating its ability to withstand various environmental conditions. Its blooms feature green and yellow catkins, adorning the landscape during the spring season. Reaching an eventual height and spread of 12m x 8m, this deciduous tree flourishes when placed in full sun. Its foliage undergoes seasonal changes, with green leaves in spring and summer transitioning to yellow in autumn, ultimately shedding in winter. Characterised by its fast-growing and unfussy habit, the White Willow belongs to the Salicaceae family and emanates a refreshing minty fragrance. Thriving in moist or wet soil, it's advisable to avoid planting near buildings due to its extensive root system, which has a high water uptake capacity, affecting the surrounding area.
The plant arrives planted in a pot.
The plant's growth rate and size will vary depending on planting position & conditions, and bloom, foliage and interest may vary from photo upon delivery, dependant on season.
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Salix, commonly known as Willow, stands out as a vibrant and versatile resource in nature for construction purposes. Crafting willow hedges, bowers, dens, arbours, and walkways is both enjoyable and straightforward. For those seeking more daring endeavours, projects such as wigwams, chairs, and sofas present exciting challenges. Utilizing Willow allows for the swift establishment of garden spaces, including secluded corners, children's play areas, and privacy barriers, surpassing the time it takes with conventional hedge materials.
**If out of stock, to reserve yours, simply use the Pre-Order Form located at the bottom of this page.
Key Features:
- Common name(s): White Willow
- Hardiness: Hardy – H6 rating
- Bloom Hue: Green & yellow coloured
- In Bloom: Spring
- Current Height: 40cm from soil to tip (15cm inc pot), total height from the ground approximately 50cm.
- Position: In full sun
- Foliage: Deciduous, Green in spring and summer Yellow in Autumn, bare in Winter
- Habit: fast-growing, unfussy, vigorous tree
- Family: Salicaceae
- Fragrance: Scentless / Fragrance-free
- Soil type: Thrives in moist or wet soil but is highly adaptable to most locations, though it is not recommended for planting near buildings due to its extensive root system that aggressively absorbs water from a wide area.
The White Willow, also known as Salix, exhibits a robust hardiness with an H6 rating, indicating its ability to withstand various environmental conditions. Its blooms feature green and yellow catkins, adorning the landscape during the spring season. Reaching an eventual height and spread of 12m x 8m, this deciduous tree flourishes when placed in full sun. Its foliage undergoes seasonal changes, with green leaves in spring and summer transitioning to yellow in autumn, ultimately shedding in winter. Characterised by its fast-growing and unfussy habit, the White Willow belongs to the Salicaceae family and emanates a refreshing minty fragrance. Thriving in moist or wet soil, it's advisable to avoid planting near buildings due to its extensive root system, which has a high water uptake capacity, affecting the surrounding area.
The plant arrives planted in a pot.
The plant's growth rate and size will vary depending on planting position & conditions, and bloom, foliage and interest may vary from photo upon delivery, dependant on season.
