Salix integra 'Hakuro-nishiki'
Common name: Dappled Willow, Variegated
Willow
Description: small shrub; 2 m (6'); young
leaves are variegated, mostly white with pink and green
Ideal conditions: full sun; moist or dry
soil
Coldest Zone: 4 (find your
zone; further info on plant hardiness)
The young branches explode from the crown in all directions,
eventually drooping slightly and turning coral to red in the
winter. Older branches will be orange and green. Give an annual
light pruning to encourage variegation. Striking ornamental.
Annual growth rate is approximately 12-18", though for
the first two years it does not grow very quickly.
Sizes available: bundle of 10 cuttings, plugs
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Comparison of willow
stems and leaves
Lists of various willow
uses
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