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Salix - Willows

Salicaceae

Salix alba in wunderschöner gelber Blüte Anfang Mai

Our Salix

Comprising some 300 species, this genus provides sufficient possibilities for a wide variety of tasks. In addition to purely practical shrubs, there are decorative varieties with attractive catkins and others with colourful shoots or bizarre, ornamental branching. Salix species are dioecious; numerous varieties flower conspicuously before the leaves shoot. Only the male flowers develop into furry, silvery shimmering catkins that turn yellow when opening with their numerous stamen, giving off a balsamic, sweet fragrance. The female catkins remain an inconspicuous grey-green.

Variety overview

Indigenous wild varieties

Dwarf- and small shrubs

Medium size and large shrubs

Small and medium size trees

Large trees

Catkin willows

(male varieties only)

Weeping types

Attractive branches

Choose your Salix

Salix acutifolia 'Pendulifolia'

4 to 6 m

4 to 6 m

January to March

5

Salix alba

White Willow

10 to 20 m

8 to 15 m

April to May

4

Salix alba 'Chermesina'

Salix alba 'Chermesina'

April to May

4

Salix alba 'Liempde'

Salix alba 'Liempde'

25 to 40 m

8 to 10 m

April to May

4

Salix alba 'Tristis'

Salix alba 'Tristis'

15 to 20 m

15 to 20 m

April to May

5

Salix alba 'Tristis Resistenta'

Salix alba 'Tristis Resistenta'

15 to 20 m

April to May

5

Salix aurita

Eared Willow

3 m

2 m

April to May

5

Salix balsamifera mas

2 to 3 m

March to April

4

Salix caprea

Goat Willow, Great Sallow

3 to 8 m

3 to 5 m

March to April

4

Salix caprea 'Mas'

3 to 8 m

3 to 5 m

March to April

Salix caprea 'Silberglanz'

Salix caprea 'Silberglanz'

4 to 5 m

3 to 4 m

March to April

4

Salix caprea 'Weeping Sally'

Salix caprea 'Weeping Sally'

3 m

1 to 2 m

March to April

Salix cinerea

Grey Sallow

3 to 6 m

3 to 5 m

March to April

4

Salix daphnoides 'Praecox'

5 to 8 m

3 to 5 m

March to April

4

Salix daphnoides pomeranica

3 to 6 m

2 to 4 m

March to April

4

Salix elaeagnos

Salix elaeagnos

Hoary Willow

2 to 6 m

3 to 6 m

April to May

5

Salix fragilis

Crack Willow

5 to 15 m

6 to 8 m

April to May

4

Salix fragilis 'Bullata'

Salix fragilis 'Bullata'

3 to 6 m

3 to 6 m

April to May

Salix helvetica

Salix helvetica

April to May

4

Salix lanata

Woolly Willow

1 m

March to April

4

Salix matsudana 'Tortuosa'

Salix matsudana 'Tortuosa'

4 to 12 m

4 to 6 m

March to April

5

Salix purpurea

Purple Osier

2 to 10 m

2 to 6 m

March to April

5

Salix purpurea 'Nana'

3 m

March to April

5

Salix purpurea 'Pendula'

Salix purpurea 'Pendula'

March to April

5

Salix repens argentea

Salix repens argentea

1 m

April

5

Salix rosmarinifolia

Salix rosmarinifolia

1 m

1 to 2 m

April

5

Salix sachalinensis 'Sekka'

Salix sachalinensis 'Sekka'

2 to 3 m

2 to 3 m

April

5

Salix smithiana

4 to 6 m

4 to 6 m

March to May

5

Salix triandra

Almond

2 to 4 m

3 to 8 m

April to May

4

Salix viminalis

Common Osier

2 to 10 m

4 to 8 m

4

Examples from our nursery manufactory

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