Salix bebbiana

Also called Bebb's Willow

Yellow-green cone-like fruit is attractive to birds
Dull green, slightly saw-toothed or wavy, and gray or whitish underneath
Fast-growing and capable of forming dense colonies
Flowers are yellow catkins
Bears light brown capsules
Bloom Time: May to early June

ZONE:
2

COLOUR:
Yellow

HEIGHT:
4-5 m

SPREAD:
9-10 m

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1g

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Growing and Maintenance Tips:

Beaked willow grows best in a moist soil. Typically a large multi-stemmed shrub or small shrubby tree that will form dense colonial thickets. Tolerant of heavy clay or rocky soils.

Additional Notes about Beaked Willow:

Native to Ontario and most of North America. The twigs and branches were used by Native Americans for basket weaving and arrow making.

Characteristics & Attributes

SOIL MOISTURE:
Moist to Wet Soils

ATTRIBUTES:
Catkins
Deciduous

FLOWERING TIME:
Spring

HABIT:
Upright
Clumping

FOLIAGE COLOR:
Green

LANDSCAPE USES:
Naturalizing