Globe Navajo Willow

Dwarf Arctic Blue Willow

A compact rounded shrub with slender purple gray branches flaring outward. Long narrow blue green leaves appear after the yellow green to gray catkins produced in early spring. When the wind blows, mature plants look like waving wheat fields.

Babylon Weeping Willow

A very graceful, refined tree with a broad, rounded crown of weeping branches. Hardy to -20°F Maximum Elevation: 6,500 ft.

Coral Bark Willow

Brilliant scarlet-orange winter branches add a splash of color to the winter garden. Because young, vigorous shoots display the brightest color it is best pruned heavily or pollarded.

Corkscrew Willow....... (Peking Curly Willow)

Heavily contorted and gnarled branches add to the winter interest. A fast growing medium shade tree. Stems are yellow when young and mature to green.

Coyote Willow

This Willow offers intense, silver-gray, finely-textured leaves that maintain color throught the summer.

Golden Curls Corkscrew Willow

Hybrid Willow that resembles a Corkscrew Willow but with golden bark in the winter. Appears to be hardier than Corkscrew.

Iceberg Alley® Sageleaf Willow

Powdery, silver foliage of this small shrub is a addition to the landscape, adding texture and contrast when combined with other shrubs. Forming a rounded shrub and does not overtake the landscape, reaching a height and spread of about 5' (a bit shorter in very cold areas and a bit taller in warmer zones). It blooms in spring with silver catkins, red stamens and nectar for pollinators. Tolerant of moist soils and a good choice for rain gardens. Hardy to -50f, ELV. 9000F

Laurel Leaf Willow

Very handsome, polished, dark green foliage in summer turning golden yellow in autumn. An upright, rounded shaped shade tree.

Niobe Golden Weeping Willow

One of the hardiest and most beautiful of all the Willows. This tree possesses large, stout branches supporting secondary branches that weep gently to the ground. Give this tree room, it can grow quite large.

Nishiki Japanese Dappled Willow

Small shrub or tree with variegated white, pink and green colored leaves. Striking color makes it very attractive from early Spring to Fall. For something unusual, give this plant a try. Plant in full sun for best color. If in tree form the plant must be staked until trunk develops fully.

Nishiki Willow Patio Tree

Small shrub or tree with variegated white, pink and green colored leaves. Striking color makes it very attractive from early spring to Fall. Plant in full sun for best color. This variety has been grafted onto a stalk, so it will get about 6-8' by 5-6' from the top of the graft, making it a perfect patio tree.

Russian Golden Willow

Bright yellow stems, of almost and egg-yolk color. One of the best upright Willow for landscape use. Cutting back the stems on occasion produces the best stem coloration.

Wisconsin Weeping Willow

Fast growing, graceful tree with weeping habit. Produces narrow, silvery-green catkins in the spring. Beautiful golden yellow fall color. Great tree for large open areas and wet sites.

Yezo Creeping Alpine Willow

Native to the Hokkaido Mountains of Japan, this variety is grown for its toughness, yellow fall color and ability to spread. Thick mahogany colored stems add winter interest. The branches also work for flower arrangements.