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2019

Salix alba var vitellina ‘Golden Willow’

Yellow-stem Willow

‘Golden Willow’ is a confusing name for a willow cultivar as there are many willows with the common name “Golden Willow”.  It is however a lovely willow with vigorous slender golden-yellow stems and bright yellow male catkins. Hardy to Zone 3. Dried rod color: dark tan

USES: As an ornamental shrub or as a supply of cut stems with many uses. Best if coppiced every year or two to keep a steady supply of these supple stems.

'Golden Willow’ produces lots of bright yellow slender rods useful for brightening a gray winters day;

great for basketry or cut winter stems for indoor our outdoor display.

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Brilliant yellow male catkins awaiting bees to come and pay them a visit.

Between the fragrance of their nectar and their bright color they do attract attention!

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