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Salix x rubens ‘Basfordiana’ (m)

The conspicuous orange-red red shoots which look very effective in the winter are followed by long slender catkins.

Salix viminalis

The slender yellow-green shoots of this plant look effective in the winter sun.

Salix udensis ‘Sekka’

A large shrub or small tree with narrow pointed leaves. Produces catkins in spring, before the leaves.

Salix subopposita

A dwarf shrub with slender erect and spreading stems and small leaves. Produces catkins with brick red anthers in spring, before the leaves.

Salix ‘Stuartii’

A good border plant with conspicuous yellow shoots with orange buds in winter. Gnarled appearance.

Salix serpyllifolia

A carpeting shrub ideal for the rock or Scree garden

Salix retusa

A prostrate creeping shrub with glossy, mid-green leaves. Produces upright grey catkins in spring, as the leaves emerge.

Salix reticulata

A dwarf, prostrate shrub with glossy dark green leaves, white hairy beneath. Produces slender yellow catkins with pink tips in spring.

Salix repens ‘Voorthuizen’ (f)

A charming variety with tiny silky leaves and catkins.

Salix Repens ‘Voorthuizen’

Creeping willow, Hardy. Deciduous, Salix repens, has slender branches, grey-green to mid-green leaves and an open spreading habit.

Salix repens var. argentea

A spreading shrub with silky grey leaves. Produces grey catkins in mid-spring, before the leaves.

Salix repens

Pretty grey-yellow catkins produced in spring. The bright green leaves are silvery underneath