4-5 ft Weeping Willow Live Tree with Plant Food & Planting Guide - Fast Growing Shade Tree for Landscaping, Backyard Privacy & Garden Decor
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Description
This classic beauty has been around for ages and is to add a graceful touch to your landscape with its long, light green drooping branches and timeless appearance. The Weeping Willow is known for its graceful and refined qualities, easily recognized by its open crown of ground-sweeping branches. Willow’s leaves are light green above and a more grayish green beneath. This willow grows especially well near water, and is one of the fastest growing shade trees with a growth rate of 8-10 feet a year, quickly reaching its mature height of 30-50 feet. It can be grown in most of the United States and adapts well in many soil conditions. If you have a spot in your yard or landscape that is constantly wet or collects water, the Weeping Willow will help dry it right up. Willow prefers moist soils that are well drained and does best in full sunlight to partial shade. More Detail: Botanical Name: Salix babylonica Sun Light: Full Sun Foliage Color: Green Mature Height: 30-40 ft Mature Width: 35 ft Growing Zones: 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9
Features
?Live 5-6 ft. Weeping Willow Tree comes with easy to use plant food and features free-flowing foliage that arches up and around the trunk of this mighty tree
?Light-green foliage, almost tiny whisps, sprinkle downwards from a flowing frame — this tree holds true to its name, as it elegantly sways while securely planted in the landscape
?Weeping willow is a very fast grower and loves the sun! This tree would prefer a spot in the landscape that receives full sun exposure throughout the day — no shade necessary, although helpful
?Mature Height 30-40 ft. | mature width 35 ft. , with a fast-growing trunk reaching almost 8-10 ft. Per Year!
?Weeping willow is a bold landscape accent — this tree does best as a stand-alone feature next to poolside, patios, or decks for large shade coverage. This tree is also popular in community parks, gardens, zoos, and even cemeteries for its playful structure and interactive limbs
