Salix caprea Kilmarnock - Kilmarnock Weeping Willow

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Salix caprea Kilmarnock - Kilmarnock Weeping WillowKilmarnock Willow One of the most popular willows for smaller gardens, Salix caprea Kilmarnock, also known as S. caprea pendula, has been widely planted for decades. Originally a wild ground covering plant eventually grafted onto a straight stem at varying heights for ornamental purposes, its red yellow stems will droop down gracefully eventually touching the ground. The early spring catkins have an interesting texture and beautiful appearance and its

A stunningly elegant weeping tree

giving a lovely light effect in a breeze

the Japanese species Magnolia stellata will tolerate alkaline soil (though not thin

acid at first

as well as the indoor garden project

Skimmia japonica Godrie's Dwarf - male

pure white flowers with conspicuous yellow stamens

Quirky growth habit

very healthy

Height: 50ft (15m) Spread: 32ft (10m)

Parrot’s Beak

prefers moist and slightly acidic soils