Curly Corkscrew Willow Tree

Add Twisting Beauty and Fast-Growing Shade with the Curly Corkscrew Willow Tree Curly Corkscrew Willow Tree Adds Visual Interest Year-Round with Unique Twisted Branches Salix matsudana 'Tortuosa', as it is botanically named, is a species of willow tree. The Curly Corkscrew Willow Tree is a lovely addition to your landscape if you like unique and interesting trees that can provide street appeal, afternoon shade, & an unusual appearance for your landscape.  The Cork screw willow tree is native to China and Korea but has been naturalized in the United States to become a beautiful ornamental tree.  Greenish yellow corkscrew willow leaves will emerge in spring as the weather warms up. The green leaves are slender, 4 inches long, and have white undersides that make peaceful noises when they rustle in the wind.  When temperatures drop in the fall, the green leaves will turn to shades of golden yellow to put on a glorious fall color display. Corkscrew willow tortuosa is a deciduous tree so