Weeping Willow Bareroot

The Weeping Willow, with its iconic drooping branches and shimmering foliage, stands as a captivating feature in any landscape. Originating from northern China's arid regions, this tree has made its mark globally due to its unique appearance and practical benefits. Its robust root system is known to help dry up wet spots in landscapes, making it an ideal choice for marshy areas. The plant's bark contains a precursor to modern-day aspirin. The tree's flexible branches have been traditionally woven into intricate baskets. Whether you're drawn to its medicinal history, graceful aesthetic, pragmatic uses, or the tranquil ambiance it radiates, the Weeping Willow promises to be a valuable addition to any space. Scientific Name: Salix babylonica Hardiness Zones: 6-8 Alternative Names: Babylon willow Mature Size: Typically reaches heights of 30-50 ft. with a canopy spread of up to 35 ft. Growing Conditions: Origin: Native to dry areas of northern China, but now widespread across many parts