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60-90cm Goat Willow Hedging | Salix caprea | Bare Root
- A native deciduous hedge, part of Britain's landscape since Roman times.
- In early spring, fluffy silver catkins appear on bare branches, followed by bright green, oval leaves.
- The catkins are a vital early food source for bees, and the hedge is also popular with various butterfly and moth species.
- This fully hardy plant grows at a moderate pace and can be easily maintained as a hedge between 1-4m.
- Extremely versatile, Goat Willow thrives in all soil types and locations, including exposed, windy areas and wet or chalky soils.
$10.64
60-90cm Goat Willow Hedging | Salix caprea | Bare Root—
$10.64
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60-90cm Goat Willow Hedging | Salix caprea | Bare Root
- A native deciduous hedge, part of Britain's landscape since Roman times.
- In early spring, fluffy silver catkins appear on bare branches, followed by bright green, oval leaves.
- The catkins are a vital early food source for bees, and the hedge is also popular with various butterfly and moth species.
- This fully hardy plant grows at a moderate pace and can be easily maintained as a hedge between 1-4m.
- Extremely versatile, Goat Willow thrives in all soil types and locations, including exposed, windy areas and wet or chalky soils.
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- A native deciduous hedge, part of Britain's landscape since Roman times.
- In early spring, fluffy silver catkins appear on bare branches, followed by bright green, oval leaves.
- The catkins are a vital early food source for bees, and the hedge is also popular with various butterfly and moth species.
- This fully hardy plant grows at a moderate pace and can be easily maintained as a hedge between 1-4m.
- Extremely versatile, Goat Willow thrives in all soil types and locations, including exposed, windy areas and wet or chalky soils.
