Salix babylonica pendula - Weeping Willow

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Salix babylonica pendula - Weeping WillowWeeping willow This is a stunning, elegant weeping tree. Regularly planted as a specimen near a lake where it can be best appreciated, its branches will droop down touching the water below providing great aesthetic quality and, most importantly, a wildlife haven. Coupled with its exquisite Winter silhouette it is deserving of any mid to larger sized garden. There are magnificent specimens in Regent's Park in London. Site: Tolerates some exposure Soil:

Suitable for all fruit and ornamental trees

creamy-white flowers in July are followed by purplish-black berries in autumn

spreading habit and deep purplish-red stems

4- 3m) Spread: 8ft (2

it bears masses of fully double

Size: Large 60 ft (20m) possibly more with age

slightly musky scent

Rose Benjamin Britten repeats from June right into October

weeping tree

Soil: Well drained soils

tolerates part shade

but do not like very wet conditions