A fascinating deciduous tree, the Corkscrew Willow produces strongly twisted shoots and branches which make an eye-catching feature in winter. In spring, small yellow catkins appear followed by slender twisted green leaves in summer, which create a light feathery texture. Hardy aMore Info
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Salix exigua produces elegant lance-shaped, silvery green leaves on slender stems, which wave majestically in the wind. In spring, fuzzy pale yellow catkins decorate the branches as the leaves emerge. Forming a thicket of upright stems, this deciduous shrub requires little pruninMore Info
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Also known as the Goat Willow, Pussy Willow is a deciduous shrub or small tree which makes a great addition to mixed wildlife hedges or planted as an informal screen. Well known for its soft grey, furry catkins which appear in early spring on bare branches, the flowers which emerMore Info
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Golden Weeping Willow (Hedging)
Golden Weeping Willow is an excellent choice for a hedge on ground that is often waterlogged, or boggy. It quickly settles in and makes an attractive boundary. Salix chrysocoma has a dense form that makes it an effective screen; in winter its bare stems still provide a barrier anMore Info
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Scarlet Willow has all of the characteristics you would expect from this species, with the added bonus of bright red young stems in winter. Scarlet willow adapts well to being part of a hedgerow, and regular clipping encourages more red shoots to grow. Tolerant of flooding, willoMore Info
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Twisted willow, also known as the Corkscrew Willow, is a deciduous tree known for its bizarre, contorted growing habit. Salix babylonica 'Tortuosa' grows quickly, producing stems that twist and turn like a corkscrew - even the leaves do the same! Yellow catkins appear on bare braMore Info
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Willow trees are often seen growing beside rivers or ponds, and with good reason: this species is well-suited to damp areas that are prone to flooding. Therefore, if your garden or field has poor drainage, you should consider planting a Willow boundary or screen. This Salix HedgiMore Info
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