Salix babylonica ~ Weeping Willow 9-15ft-height The round-lobed leaves emerge purple-pink

The round-lobed leaves emerge purple-pink and gradually deepen to dark violet with darker veins and has small white hairs that give it a frosted look in the light

In late spring its scaly white flowers transitions into wheat seed-like clusters

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Can pinch back in early summer before flowering to control height and promote more floriferous blooms

The leaves provide a delicate and airy appearance to the tree

Salix babylonica ~ Weeping Willow 9-15ft-height The round-lobed leaves emerge purple-pinkThe Weeping Willow is a deciduous tree that can reach heights of 30 to 50 feet (9 to 15 meters) with a spread of 35 to 50 feet (11 to 15 meters). It has a rounded crown and a weeping growth habit, with branches that hang down towards the ground. Leaves: The leaves of the Weeping Willow are long and narrow, with a pointed tip. They are light green in color and have a fine, serrated edge. The leaves provide a delicate and airy appearance to the tree.