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Salix Caprea 'Kilmarnock' - Dwarf Weeping Willow

Salix Caprea 'Kilmarnock' - Dwarf Weeping Willow
Type Tree, Shrub, Deciduous
Size Small Tree
Form Weeping - Tree
Colours Medium green Foliage
Care Some maintenance required
Hardiness Frost hardy
Growth Slow growing

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This small dwarf willow is commonly used in small gardens as an architectural tree by water, containerised or in a mixed bed. Producing yellow bud and silver catkins in spring - which burst into a cascade of weeping fine gray green foliage. 2m X 2m.

Cultivation tips: Kilmarnock willow prefers deep moist fertile soils. Avoid planting in very exposed locations where buds / leaves may be damaged. Prune suckers from grafted stem in late winter - trim bush to shape.
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