White Willow, Salix alba is native to the UK. The White Willow is associated by Ancient Britons with mourning. Generally found to be growing wild mostly in the south of the England.
Salix alba is an attractive willow tree, whose branches droop elegantly as they age and whose narrow silvery leaves distinguish it from other willows. The White Willow makes a good specimen tree near water, but it is also commonly coppiced and pollarded for its young, flexible shoots.
The current height of these trees is 15-30cm and they can be planted outside year round.
- Pretty Specimen Willow
- Likes to be near Water
- Native to UK
- Can be Coppiced
