Kilmarnock Willow - Beautiful Salix Weeping Pussy Willow Tree

'Kilmarnock Willow' A small, umbrella-like, male tree with stiffly pendulous branches. Attractive silvery catkins studded with golden anthers in late winter. Dark green leaves with grey-green undersides.

In mid- to late spring, the bare branches are covered in 'silver pussies' that turn into golden male catkins, these are superb in cut-flower arrangements. An ideal tree for the small garden. It will grow no taller than it's current size but will thicken right out year on year to provide an ever better show.

Supplied in 3-4 litre containers as heavy plants with a multi grafted bushy head with an approx 80cm clear stem to give an overall height of around 100-120cms, these look great when you have planted them into beds and borders, in planters, or simply as a solitary specimen.

These would also look great flanking the entrace to your home if you opted for a pair, or perhaps by the rear doors opening out onto the patio.