This shrub willow can be pruned in a variety of ways to fulfill different landscape goals. Falling foliage and catkins can also generate a bit of a mess seasonally bear this in mind when choosing a planting site for the rosemary willow. This plant does tend to spread, however, so choose a site where it can be kept in check or position it where its spreading habit is welcome. It is adaptable and can even tolerate standing water and a range of soil types and pH levels. Ideally, the soil should be moist but well drained.
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Rosemary willow prefers a site with full sun to partial shade. Because of its spreading habit, it is also a solid candidate for hedges and screening and will naturalize in woodland gardens. You can prune this willow as a single-trunk tree and use it as a specimen plant. It tolerates urban pollution and a range of soil types and moisture levels. It is easy to grow and fairly low maintenance, typically requiring no more than a biennial hard pruning to thrive in the correct location. The rosemary willow’s striking foliage is far from its only noteworthy attribute. Scientifically known as Salix elaeagnos, it is sometimes also referred to as hoary willow. Under the right growing conditions, the rosemary willow may develop an attractive yellow fall color.
The smooth bark and red branches add further interest. By summer, the tops of the leaves turn a dark green while the undersides develop a silver hue. The narrow, rosemary-like leaves emerge grayish green in spring. #5 Container volume ranges from 3.75 to 5.00 dry gallons in volume.For a unique, eye-catching shrub or small tree that can add exceptional interest to a landscape, consider the rosemary willow. Shipments after April the plants are generally leafed out and possibly in bloom, depending on the item. Early season orders the plants may be shipped dormant. The stage of growth the plant depends on the time of year it is shipped. #5 containers are generally 3-5 years old and make an instant impact.
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#5 Container:Ĭontainer plants are potted and grown in professional media, are well-rooted, and easy to establish. #3 Container volume is 3.00 dry gallons in volume. #3 container plants are generally 2-4 years old. #3 Container:Ĭontainer plants are potted and grown in professional media, are well-rooted, and easy to establish. #2 Container volume is 2.00 dry gallons in volume. #2 container plants are generally 2-4 years old. #2 Container:Ĭontainer plants are potted and grown in professional media, are well-rooted, and easy to establish. #1 Container volume is 1.00 dry gallons in volume. #1 container plants are generally 1.5-3 years old. #1 Container:Ĭontainer plants are potted and grown in professional media, are well-rooted, and easy to establish. Click here for a step-by-step guide to properly plant and care for bareroot shrubs. Please note that plants may be taller than the height ranges published. Bareroot shrubs and trees are sold by height from the top of the root system to the top of the plant. They are high quality, economical, and environmentally-friendly because there is no soil on the root system, meaning they are easy to handle and ship. Bareroot are dormant plants that are sold seasonally through June.
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