(Salix babylonica 'Lace')

This hardy version of the classic weeping form of willow originated in Mongolia. Lace is reported to be at least as cold hardy as Prairie Cascade and also has more graceful features. Although it looks best with the long, pendulous branches drooping down over the edge of a pond or stream, any moist location with enough space will fit the bill. Willows are well known as one of the fastest growing trees. Lace weeping can reach 12m (40') in height, with a spread of 9m (30').

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