Weeping Willow

     ...tree a showpiece in winter after the leaves are gone as well as in summer. The weeping willow thrives in moist as well as dry locations. Tolerant of smog and smoke -- it becomes more popular as a specimen tree each year. It's hardy -- fast-growing -- carefree. These are nice 1 1/2-3' nursery-grown trees...

     ...order;----contact me- Weeping Willow tree-(Babylon Weeping Willow)---Salix babylonica This short-trunked tree has long, drooping branches, a character which gives it its common name and helps distinguish it from other willows. Some of the longer branches may reach the ground. The bark is rough and gray. It is marked by long, branching ridges, resulting in rather deep furrows. It grows well, especially near water, and cuttings of twigs or branches root easily in moist soil. The Weeping Willow is a native of China and has been introduced into many parts of the World. In North America it is found from southeastern Canada southward and westward to Georgia and Missouri, and also can be found in western states. The Weeping Willow has been planted for shade and as an ornamental in the United States since colonial times. Growth Rate: Fast growth rate Plant Zone: Zone 4, Zone 5, Zone 6, Zone 7, Zone 8, Zone 9 Size at Maturity: 30 - 50 ft Plant your bareroot trees and shrubs as soon as possible after you receive