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Dwarf Weeping Willow Tree Salix caprea Pendula Kilmarnock

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Available Options From  £76.50 
Size Qty
90-120cm  
150+cm (+£24.00)   
120-180cm (+£30.00)   
(HS)Girth 6-8 cm (+£90.00)  (special order) 
(HS)Girth 8-10 cm (+£108.00)  (special order) 
Girth 8-10 cm (+£204.00)  (special order) 

Dwarf Weeping Willow Salix Pendula Kilmarnock

An attractive small Pussy Willow tree (Salix caprea 'Kilarnock') is ideally suited for planting in a small garden or keeping in a large pot on a patio. An absolute delight in spring when very little else is in blossom, the branches of this tree are covered with large, fluffy, silver-coloured catkins that are studded with golden anthers (pussy willows). An Ideal choice for tubs or patios. Expect a final height of 2.5m (8ft 4in).

As with most weeping trees, you can determine final height by allowing the tree to grow to the height you require and then cut the main trunk/stem. If you are going to restrict growth by keeping it in the pot and then planting it, you need to remember to feed every year. The larger the pot, the larger the tree will grow.

Dwarf Weeping Willow Salix Pendula Kilmarnock Options
We usually have several options available in terms of height, age and form. The ones we currently have in stock will be listed in the options choices above but generally, they are as follows:

90-120: 5-10L pot, quarter standard.
120-180cm: Roughly 120cm clear stem not including the foliage on top. Top worked at 120cm. 12-15L pot
125+: Roughly 120cm clear stem not including foliage on top. 15-18L pot. A season or two older than the 120cm option.
150+ : 150+cm tall, 12-15L pot, Half Standard.
(HS) 6-8cm: 12-18L pot, older and more established than previous options. Half Standard, around 80cm clear stem plus foliage head on top, good for pots and small plots. Will have larger/more established foliage compared to the previous option.
(HS)8-10cm: 15-20L pot, older and more established than (HS) 6-8cm. Half Standard, around 80cm clear stem plus foliage head on top, good for pots and small plots. Will have larger/more established foliage compared to the previous option.
Girth 8-10cm: 18-30L pot. Around 180cm clear stem plus foliage head on top

*Heights/pot sizes are given as a very rough guideline and can have considerable variation based on species and supplier (each nursery experiences different growing conditions) It may even have been pruned before being sent out so we can only guarantee girth.

Once a mature Dwarf Weeping Willow Salix Pendula Kilmarnock is around 4 years old then girth is the best measure of value for money. For every girth measurement increment e.g. 6-8cm to 8-10cm, the canopy will be wider, stronger, bushier and the root system larger as it has experienced 12-18 months growth. You can notice larger root systems with potted versions because the pot size increases with maturity. As a very general rule, each one cm girth measurement represents around 30cm growth but this doesn't apply to slow-growing trees and weeping trees such as this.

Rootball means it will not come in a pot but will have the roots wrapped which you need to remove before planting and are available for delivery only between November and March. If listed in a pot, they are available to purchase and plant all year round.

Standard and Half Standard means lollipop shape. Industry definitions mean Half Standard have around 80-150cm clear stem and Standard around 180cm or more. Half Standards will usually be quite smaller than their standard equivalent girth size and more suited for pots and small plots.

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See What Our Customers Are Saying About Our Dwarf Weeping Willow Salix Pendula Kilmarnock

Dear Alan, Thank you for the lovely Salix caprea Kilmarnock TW that we received today and thank for your email explaining about the difficulties and the delays that you and all those associated with you have been experiencing. Totally understandable under the circumstances....

...My wife and I would like to thank you for supplying the *Salix Pendula Kilmarnock tree that will help us remember all the good times we had with our cat Willow. Kind regards Ray Mullen 0620-26609

Thank you. *Salix Pendula Kilmarnock has arrived and now sitting in garden enjoying a drink! Andy 0520

*Salix Pendula Kilmarnock ‘Tree arrived after some gentle prodding and I have to say we are absolutely delighted. We ordered a miniature weeping willow and having carefully followed the planting instructions it is now doing really well in it’s new home with loads more buds and it’s going to look just great. Thanks for a great, humorous and relatively speedy service Ian Kennedy 0516

Alan, Many thanks, the *Salix Pendula Kilmarnock tree arrived safely yesterday, now your team can re-take their tea breaks, slow down a bit and continue watching Jeremy Kyle, I on the other hand will have to cancel all those things and dig the hole now and plant it! Thanks for your prompt attention. Ian Kennedy 0416

Thank you for my recent purchase (Dwarf Weeping Willow), arrived on time and in perfect condition, now takes pride and place in my small garden, am waiting to see the first blooms in spring, again thankyou for an excellent service.T. Haynes 0215

Just to let you know all 4 Weeping Willow trees have now arrived and look great. Looking forward to watching hubby dig 4 big holes!! Many thanks, Teresa Morse. No probLem's, the tree arrived in good condition and is now flourishing in the front garden.thanks rmcl 0815
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Ornamental Tree Roots In The Shade e.g. Behind A Fence
It is more important that that foliage (posh term for leaves) receives the sunlight than the roots. So if the canopy of your ornamental tree can sunbathe but the bottom of your tree thinks there has been a nuclear winter then that is ok. You might want to ensure you have good drainage as water and no sun is the start of algae and other such issues.

Do I Need To Stake My Ornamental Tree?
Our article on Tree Staking should help guide you.

Planting In The Corner Of A Garden
Air and light is reduced in this location which could promote fungus and bacterial issues. If the corner is of the house and a fence then you also have leeching issues to contend with from cement and wood preservatives. Also when it rains, that area would experience higher water levels so we advise against it unless the plant is very hardy. 

Water Logged Conditions
So long as you do not have permanent standing water e.g. your local diving and sailing club meets on your lawn then Willow, Alder, Birch and Poplar will be ok to plant and maybe even help lower the level.

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