- The Salix 'Kilmarnock' is a well-known deciduous ornamental tree that produces waterfall-like branches that are covered in fully catkins during Spring, followed by greenish grey ovate leaves in Spring to Autumn.
- This plant requires little maintenance due to their hardy and compact structure - making it ideal for small gardens, borders or for planting in pots on patios.
Plant genus Salix
Common Name Kilmarnock Willow
Plant type Trees
Foliage type Deciduous, Perennial
Hardiness Hardy
Soil acidity Neutral
Planting aspect South Facing, West Facing, Partial Shade or Sun
Flower colour Green, Yellow
Leaf colour Green, Grey
Growth Rate Fast
Edible Use No
Planting Companion Geranium, Salvia, Nepeta
Light Required Full Sun
Watering Water thoroughly after planting and keep the soil evenly moist while the plant establishes. Once established, water during prolonged dry periods rather than little and often, allowing the soil to drain between waterings. Container-grown plants should be checked more frequently in warm or windy weather.
Best Growing Conditions Grow in sun or partial shade in fertile, well-drained loam. Choose a position with good airflow and enough space for the plant to reach its mature size. Mulch after planting and keep the root zone free from prolonged waterlogging, particularly through winter.
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