Salix babylonica
Weeping Willow

Salix babylonica, commonly known as Weeping Willow, is a deciduous ornamental tree renowned for its graceful, cascading branches and elegant, fountain-like silhouette. The slender, lance-shaped leaves are light green, turning golden-yellow in autumn, creating seasonal interest and movement in the landscape. Its long, drooping branches often touch the ground or water when planted near ponds or lakes, giving the tree its signature weeping form.

Weeping Willow typically grows 10–20 meters tall with a broad, spreading canopy. It thrives in full sun and prefers moist, well-drained soil, making it particularly suitable for riversides, ponds, and water features. While tolerant of wet conditions, it can also adapt to garden soils if adequately watered.

This tree is valued for ornamental planting, shade, and landscape design, providing a dramatic focal point in parks, large gardens, or waterfront settings. Its elegant form, rapid growth, and soft, swaying foliage make it a classic choice for creating romantic and tranquil garden spaces.

40cm pot
Price $175