Salix consists of deciduous shrubs and trees exhibiting a variety of forms. They feature simple leaves and small flowers that grow in catkins, with male and female flowers typically found on separate specimens. Certain species are appreciated for their vibrant winter stems, while others are recognized for their leaves or prominent male catkins.

Salix 'Merry Widow'

Salix 'Micrugosa' (m)

Salix 'Muscina'

Salix 'Nimrod'PBR

Salix 'Nora'

Salix 'Olivia'

Salix 'Olof'PBR

Salix 'Onoga'

Salix 'Onusta' (m)

Salix 'Orm'

Salix 'Paramore'PBR

Salix 'Petra'PBR

Salix 'Phillip's Fancy'

Salix 'Preble'PBR

Salix 'Quest'

Salix 'Rapp'

Salix 'Resolution'

Salix 'Robin Redbreast'

Salix 'Roth Cheviot'PBR

Salix 'Roth Chiltern'

Salix 'Roth Cotswold'

Salix 'Roth Hambleton'PBR

Salix 'Roth Mourne'PBR

Salix 'Salix Red'

Salix 'Silberlicht'

Salix 'Spaethii'

Salix 'Stina'PBR

Salix 'Stuartii'

Salix 'Super Willow'

Salix 'Sven'PBR

Salix 'Sw Inger'PBR

Salix 'Sw Sherwood'

Salix 'Swierdtowskaja Iswilistajall'

Salix 'Terra Nova'PBR

Salix 'The Hague' (f)

Salix 'Thyre'

Salix 'Tora'PBR (f)

Salix 'Torhild'

Salix 'Ulbrichtweide'

Salix 'Ulv'

Salix 'Unna'

Salix 'Valborg'

Salix 'Vanstones Gold' is a sizable, fast-growing deciduous tree characterized by its mid-green, drooping leaves that transform to a vibrant gold in autumn. Its golden-yellow stems become particularly noticeable during the fall and winter months. This tree requires ample space to thrive and is best suited for expansive parks and larger gardens.

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