True Root Nursery

Potted Pussy Willow

Available only for pick-up at nursery.

Species: Salix sp

History: Pussy willows are native to North America, Europe, and Asia and are culturally significant in all three continents. They are a New Years decoration in China and Iran and have been used in various sects of Christianity for purposes such as replacing palm fronds as a decoration for Palm Sunday in Europe and America where palms do not grow. 

Why We Grow It: A fluffy signifier of spring, these cute willows are also a great early pollen source for bees and have medicinal uses. 

Photo by Huckleberry Hives.

$50.00

Size:

Out of stock

Fruit Traits:

Recommended Use: Ornamental, attracting pollinators

Fruit Size: n/a

Storage: Cut branches last a long time

Harvest: N/A

Tree Traits:

Canadian Hardiness Zone: 4

Soil Preferance: Prefers loam, adaptable to different soil types

Flowering Time: Spring - Early

Pollination Requirements: n/a

Sun/Shade Requirements: Full sun (approx. 8-10 hours of sun daily)

General Growth Habit: Get 4-8m tall, flowers March to April

Reminder: Potted plants are available for pick-up only!

Potted plants are only available for pick-up at the nursery. They unfortunately cannot be shipped due to the size and weight of the pots.

Most potted plants will fit into most vehicles. If you are ordering a 16gal potted plant, we would recommend bringing a larger vehicle (van, SUV, pickup truck) and having someone to help you unload it.

You may want to lay down a tarp or other covering to keep dirt out of your car. If you are transporting the plants in the back of a pickup truck, we recommend laying them down and covering them with a tarp, bed cover, or other covering so they do not get windburn.

Potted plants vary in size and age, but we typically pot berries and smaller seedlings in 1-3 gal pots and larger grafted trees in 5-16 gal pots.

  • 1g pots - 1-3ft tall
  • 2g or 3g pots - 1.5-3ft tall
  • 5g pots - 3-7ft tall
  • 8g pots - 4-7ft tall
  • 16g pots - 6-8ft tall

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