Willow, Peach Leaf
(Salix Amygdaloides)
Salix Amygdaloides
| Size | Light | Hardiness |
|---|---|---|
| 25′ to 30′ | prefer partial shade or partial sun to full sun | Zones: 5A-9A |
| # Per Bundle | Bundle Type | Size |
|---|---|---|
| 25 | Rooted Cutting (RC) | 18″-24″ |
| 25 | Rooted Cutting (RC) | 2′-3′ |
Peachleaf Willow is a striking tree that grows along waterways, either wet or dry, in the Panhandle and Trans-Pecos in west Texas. It can grow to heights of 40 feet, and is fairly uncommon. Peachleaf Willow is quickly recognized by its yellow twigs, drooping branchlets, and green peach-shaped leaves that are silvery white underneath and shimmer in a slight breeze.