Salix Arbuscula - Dwarf Willow

When yellow-gray catkins appear on the weeping branches of this willow, it's a clear sign that spring has arrived! Salix Arbuscula is a compact willow with a trailing habit. This species is especially suitable as a standalone plant in a smaller garden, but can also be planted in borders combined with other perennials or in a pot on the patio. It also looks very beautiful in a rock garden. The tree is deciduous and in spring develops oval-shaped, glossy, fresh green leaves with a greenish-gray underside. It is very winter-hardy, tolerates sea winds and air pollution, and its leaves turn yellow/orange in autumn. A wonderful addition to the garden!

Dog Care
Salix 'Arbuscula' is easy to care for. It's important to water the plant regularly and keep the soil slightly moist, but well-drained. Outdoors, the plant thrives in full sun. Once the Salix has finished flowering in April/May, it can be pruned back. Be careful with your pets, as this plant is poisonous.

Format
The plants have a height of 80-90cm upon delivery, measured including the nursery pot. The plants are supplied in a nursery pot with a diameter of 19cm.

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