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The Dappled Willow (Salix hakuro-nishiki) is truly a remarkable deciduous shrub that can brighten any garden space. With its graceful, weeping growth habit, it showcases stunning leaves in white and green, beautifully complemented by vibrant pink new growth. This unique combination is sure to bring joy and color to your surroundings.If you're looking for a plant that thrives in moist locations, the Dappled Willow is an excellent choice. It's easy to maintain if you're aiming for a smaller size. It works wonderfully as a border or hedge plant and can flourish even in the shade of canopy trees, making it a versatile addition to your landscape.For the best results, consider planting your Dappled Willow in an area with full to partial sun. Ensure that the soil is fertile and moist. We hope this lovely shrub brings you the beauty and tranquility that you desire in your outdoor space.

A hardy and colorful dwarf shrub with all the toughness and adaptability the willow family has to offer. As the name suggests, a Dwarf Blue Arctic Willow is tolerant of extreme cold, but also heat, drought and overly wet soils, like most members of the Salix family. A low-growing shrub that maintains a consistent rounded shape, this Willow will reach a height and width of about 5 ft if left unpruned. Thin, whip-like branches with olive-blue color add a unique texture to landscapes and are often planted in rows to accentuate green and purple foliage companion plants.

Dappled Willow has variegated leaves that hold up well to all conditions, they resist sunburn better than your average variegated variety and tolerates rainy and windy weather, this is a compact shrub form of the willow with an upright habit, it can bring structure as well as interest planted as a hedgerow or foundation planting. Even when the leaves fall, the shiny red stems keep the plant looking lively and particularly festive against fresh-fallen snow. Hardy in USDA zones 5 to 9.

Hakuro Nishiki Dappled Willow (Salix integra) shrub tree has a special elegant appearance that will be the center of your garden. Dappled Willow matures at 6 ft. tall and 7 ft. W. Grows best in full sun and well-drained soil. This shrub is low maintenance and deer tolerant. Excellent choice for beds, borders, hedges and privacy screens. Plant will be shipped in dormant state potentially from fall to early spring (metabolic inactivity-shredded foliage and minimal branches). Please note that plant will/can produce full size flowers in the first year with proper care and optimal growing environment.

Dappled Willow has variegated leaves that hold up well to all conditions, they resist sunburn better than your average variegated variety and tolerates rainy and windy weather, this is a compact shrub form of the willow with an upright habit, it can bring structure as well as interest planted as a hedgerow or foundation planting. Even when the leaves fall, the shiny red stems keep the plant looking lively and particularly festive against fresh-fallen snow. Hardy in USDA zones 5 to 9.

Dappled Willow has variegated leaves that hold up well to all conditions, they resist sunburn better than your average variegated variety and tolerates rainy and windy weather, this is a compact shrub form of the willow with an upright habit, it can bring structure as well as interest planted as a hedgerow or foundation planting. Even when the leaves fall, the shiny red stems keep the plant looking lively and particularly festive against fresh-fallen snow. Hardy in USDA zones 5 to 9.

Dappled Willow has variegated leaves that hold up well to all conditions, they resist sunburn better than your average variegated variety and tolerates rainy and windy weather, this is a compact shrub form of the willow with an upright habit, it can bring structure as well as interest planted as a hedgerow or foundation planting. Even when the leaves fall, the shiny red stems keep the plant looking lively and particularly festive against fresh-fallen snow. Hardy in USDA zones 5 to 9.

Flamingo Dappled Willos has variegated leaves that hold up well to all conditions, they resist sunburn better than your average variegated variety and tolerates rainy and windy weather, this is a compact shrub form of the willow with an upright habit, it can bring structure as well as interest planted as a hedgerow or foundation planting. Even when the leaves fall, the shiny red stems keep the plant looking lively and particularly festive against fresh-fallen snow. Hardy in USDA zones 5 to 9.

Rocketliners are sized, shaped and rooted throughout the pot with strong and responsive roots. Gardeners can expect a healthy finished plant within a single growing season. They have greater fresh root mass and vertical root training which promotes faster finishing times. While it can often take up to 3-years for a shrub or vine to become fully established growing from bareroot, Rocketliners may only take 12-months, saving you up to 2 seasons of waiting time. Rocketliners are for gardeners that have busy lives, little time to waste and want to start out with the best planting stock. Hakuro-Nishiki Dappled Willow (Salix integra 'Hakuro-Nishiki' )is a colorful shrub with pink stems and tri-colored foliage. Prune often as best variegation occurs on young growth. Does best in partial shade and needs consistent moisture.

Rocketliners are sized, shaped and rooted throughout the pot with strong and responsive roots. Gardeners can expect a healthy finished plant within a single growing season. They have greater fresh root mass and vertical root training which promotes faster finishing times. While it can often take up to 3-years for a shrub or vine to become fully established growing from bareroot, Rocketliners may only take 12-months, saving you up to 2 seasons of waiting time. Rocketliners are for gardeners that have busy lives, little time to waste and want to start out with the best planting stock. Hakuro-Nishiki Dappled Willow (Salix integra 'Hakuro-Nishiki' )is a colorful shrub with pink stems and tri-colored foliage. Prune often as best variegation occurs on young growth. Does best in partial shade and needs consistent moisture.