Weeping Willow

The Salix babylonica - Weeping Willow is a large, graceful form, known for its crown of wispy, long-sweeping branches, and slender, finely toothed leaves. Its yellow twigs and green foliage are often one of the first indications of spring. Its graceful habit is effective as a specimen at the edges of ponds and lakes or any low spot in the landscape that retains water.  It works well on slopes to prevent erosion.  This tree is a larval host plant and attracts specialized bees while being mildly resistant to damage by deer. Full sun to partial sun. Attracts birds, bees and butterflies. White flowers, non-fragrant