Weeping Willow is a graceful, fast-growing tree renowned for its cascading branches and narrow, light green leaves. Its iconic weeping form, drooping toward the ground, creates a dramatic and soothing visual—perfect for large landscapes, especially near water.
Height/Spread: 30–50 ft tall × 35–50 ft wide
Growth Rate: 3–8 ft per year in ideal conditions
Bloom Time: Early spring catkins; primarily grown for foliage
Light: Full sun to partial shade
Hardiness Zone: USDA Zones 4–9
Features:
Iconic cascading branches and narrow foliage with soft texture
Rapid growth establishes shade structure within years
Excellent for erosion control and water-edge plantings
Dense canopy supports bird and insect habitat
Susceptible to brittle wood—requires pruning and wind protection
Aggressive root system; avoid planting within 50 ft of pipes or foundations
Weeping Willow is a graceful, fast-growing tree renowned for its cascading branches and narrow, light green leaves. Its iconic weeping form, drooping toward the ground, creates a dramatic and soothing visual—perfect for large landscapes, especially near water.
Height/Spread: 30–50 ft tall × 35–50 ft wide
Growth Rate: 3–8 ft per year in ideal conditions
Bloom Time: Early spring catkins; primarily grown for foliage
Light: Full sun to partial shade
Hardiness Zone: USDA Zones 4–9
Features:
Iconic cascading branches and narrow foliage with soft texture
Rapid growth establishes shade structure within years
Excellent for erosion control and water-edge plantings
Dense canopy supports bird and insect habitat
Susceptible to brittle wood—requires pruning and wind protection
Aggressive root system; avoid planting within 50 ft of pipes or foundations
