Weeping willow landscaping

Golden Weeping Willow (Salix alba 'Tristis') Be careful where you plant willows. Plant well away from utility lines due to their aggressive root systems.

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Read our Willow Tree guide to learn everything you need to know about growth rate, planting information, and how to properly care for Willow Trees.

Weeping Trees, and Dwarf Weeping Trees, grafted and naturally pendulous forms of trees such as weeping cherry trees, weeping willow trees, dwarf and weeping roses, Japanese maples and mulberry trees

How to start your own forest of weeping willows! This is how I did it last year: I cut about 20 - 12 inch or so long new branches in early spring. Cut the ends as a diagonal cut about 1/2 inches or so. Be Careful. Do not use a dull knife. It's true, a dull knife is more likely to get you than a sharp one. Dull knives slip and tear. Keep children (and grown-up kids) at a safe distance away from your working knife! Note You could snip off a bunch at the momma tree with a shears. Then cut slips…

Your backyard is your private retreat. Enhance it by adding touches that make it special: a water feature, comfy seating, lovely plant beds, even just a hammock. Here is some inspiration.

Recognized for its open crown of graceful, ground-sweeping branches, the weeping willow is surrounded by symbolism and mystery. Trees are short lived but put on an impressive 48-inches of growth every year and have a hearty root system. Thin, flat leaves appear early in the year and grow to be as long as a dollar bill, turning yellow in the fall.

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If you are considering willow trees for your home landscape, here is a roundup of some useful information in caring for willow trees along with the most popular types that you can choose from.

Weeping willows hold a place in our imaginations. These trees are instantly recognizable. From fairytales to literature, they're an integral part of our culture. Finding the right location is crucial if you want to bring one home to your garden. Learn all you need to know in our guide. #weepingwillow #gardenerspath

If you aren't sure which weeping trees are right for your garden, we're here to help. This article discusses some of the most common types of weeping trees for landscaping, along with their advantages to make your selection easier.

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Photo #6/24 of Weeping Larch (Larix decidua 'Pendula'). Photo Location: Washington 8b on 2017-04-07.