Help needed finding a weeping willow
Hi all
Does anyone know of a variety of weeping willow that will grow to about 10 - 15 feet. I'm a newbie gardener and am wondering if I can but a variety which grows larger and then prune it back. thanks Andy |
Help needed finding a weeping willow
On 12 May 2006 05:07:54 -0700, "AAJ"
wrote: Hi all Does anyone know of a variety of weeping willow that will grow to about 10 - 15 feet. I'm a newbie gardener and am wondering if I can but a variety which grows larger and then prune it back. thanks Andy I'm not sure if there are any dwarf varieties. If you take out the crown of a weeping willow it will sprout a load of upwards growing shoots and look most peculiar as if it has a topknot until the weight of the new branches starts to keel them over. Then you'll have a 'layered' tree. Trimming and pruning them is a bit like maintaining a hairdo. I've several times taken the hedgetrimmer to mine to be able to walk underneath it. |
Help needed finding a weeping willow
AAJ wrote:
Hi all Does anyone know of a variety of weeping willow that will grow to about 10 - 15 feet. I'm a newbie gardener and am wondering if I can but a variety which grows larger and then prune it back. thanks Andy I cannot help with your enquiry but I would like to give a word of caution. Plant well-away from the house as the roots can travel quite a long distance and even undermine the foundations eventually. Besides this beautiful addition to the garden is best viewed from a distance. Sam. |
Help needed finding a weeping willow
Check out the last few photos of a weeping willow. If you are after a
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