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Gift Wrapped 'Kilmarnock' Dwarf Weeping Willow Tree
- Features a distinct weeping habit with cascading branches that form a compact, umbrella-like shape ideal for small gardens.
- Produces soft silvery catkins that mature to gold in early spring, offering seasonal interest and early nectar for pollinators.
- Arrives attractively gift-wrapped, ready for immediate presentation as a thoughtful gardening gift.
- Thrives in full sun or partial shade and requires moisture-retentive soil; adaptable to heavy clay and wet conditions.
- Excellent for container cultivation; use a sturdy pot approximately 30-40cm in diameter with loam-based compost (such as John Innes No. 3) and ensure the soil remains consistently moist.
- Supplied as a top-grafted standard, meaning the clear stem height remains constant while the weeping canopy thickens over time.
$53.28
Gift Wrapped 'Kilmarnock' Dwarf Weeping Willow Tree—
$53.28
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Gift Wrapped 'Kilmarnock' Dwarf Weeping Willow Tree
- Features a distinct weeping habit with cascading branches that form a compact, umbrella-like shape ideal for small gardens.
- Produces soft silvery catkins that mature to gold in early spring, offering seasonal interest and early nectar for pollinators.
- Arrives attractively gift-wrapped, ready for immediate presentation as a thoughtful gardening gift.
- Thrives in full sun or partial shade and requires moisture-retentive soil; adaptable to heavy clay and wet conditions.
- Excellent for container cultivation; use a sturdy pot approximately 30-40cm in diameter with loam-based compost (such as John Innes No. 3) and ensure the soil remains consistently moist.
- Supplied as a top-grafted standard, meaning the clear stem height remains constant while the weeping canopy thickens over time.
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- Features a distinct weeping habit with cascading branches that form a compact, umbrella-like shape ideal for small gardens.
- Produces soft silvery catkins that mature to gold in early spring, offering seasonal interest and early nectar for pollinators.
- Arrives attractively gift-wrapped, ready for immediate presentation as a thoughtful gardening gift.
- Thrives in full sun or partial shade and requires moisture-retentive soil; adaptable to heavy clay and wet conditions.
- Excellent for container cultivation; use a sturdy pot approximately 30-40cm in diameter with loam-based compost (such as John Innes No. 3) and ensure the soil remains consistently moist.
- Supplied as a top-grafted standard, meaning the clear stem height remains constant while the weeping canopy thickens over time.
