Prairie Willow
Price range: $21.00 through $50.00
Description
| Prairie Willow | ||
| Description | Prairie willow (Salix humilis), also known as upland willow, is a mounded shrub that can grow to about 10 ft. tall. It is drought tolerant, especially once established. Prairie willow produces fuzzy, silky catkins in the early spring which support pollinators including native bees and butterflies, and its structure provides cover and food for small animals. | |
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Seedling information
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Age | 0 – 2 years |
| Size | 12 – 18″ | |
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Size
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Height | 4 – 10 ft. |
| Spread | 3 – 10 ft. | |
| Growth rate | Medium to fast | |
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Needs
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Sun | Full sun to partial shade |
| Water use | High | |
| Soil | Dry to moist; tolerates sandy / gravelly soil | |
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Bloom/Nut/Fruit
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Bloom time | March – May |
| Bloom color | Yellow, green, purple, brown | |
| Fruit type | Capsule | |
| Edible/Inedible | Inedible | |
| Nativeness | Native | |
| Benefits | Good for early spring pollinators; drought tolerant; attractive catkins and leaves; ornamental | |
| Climate Change Hardiness | Unknown adaptability | |
Additional information
| Amount | 5 pack, 10 pack, 25 pack, 50 pack |
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