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Salix polaris
Salix polaris
Price: $10.00 (Out of Stock)

4" Pot
Dwarf creeping Willow from the frozen north. Trudging across the tundra, mile after mile. This is a little Salix Sue brought with her from her past life in northern Vermont with a Uhaul truck packed to the roof with plants and the little cabover part with her belongings. She's got her priorities right - plants first, stuff second! Absolutely prostrate (good, I remembered the 'r') and making a perfect pancake of thin twigs with tiny catkins in spring. Kinda fun and this will grow in places way colder than you will want to garden in.
Salix sp.
Salix sp.
Price: $10.00 In Stock

4" Pot
Millet spent some time in the Bighorns in Wyoming one summer and was smitten with this shrubby river bottom Willow that has just exceptional glossy leaves for a Willow. Pretty good yellow twigs to boot. Funny how that little twig fell off as she was looking at it and right into the ziploc.
Salix x boydii
Salix x boydii
Price: $30.00 In Stock

Gallon Pot
Much sought-after jewel of the rock garden is this slow dwarf Willow. William Boyd found this in the mountains of Angus in Scotland and it is thought to be a natural hybrid of Salix reticulata x S. lapponica with maybe S. herbacea as well just for good measure. A female clone, the original plant was 6' tall but unless you got this as a present celebrating your birth, it might be best to keep your expectations in check. This is prized by rock gardeners for its slow 1"-3" of growth per year with nice rounded foliage and stoutly twiggy habit which makes it ideal for troughs or exposed positions in the rock garden. Always spendy, always worth it - these are nice gallon plants.
Salix x grahamii 'Moorei'
Salix x grahamii 'Moorei'
Price: $10.00 In Stock

4" Pot
An uncommon natural complex hybrid from the moors of Scotland, this is an excellent groundcover Willow making a dense mat of foliage. Expect this to get 3' across in five years and never any more than 8"-12" high. Fine catkins in spring for she's a bonny lass and a bit frisky.