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| | | White Willow (Salix alba) White Willow is identified by its beautiful silvery leaves, and is often found with Alder. It is the largest of the British species. Together with Osier, a non native shrub species, White Willow is traditionally used for making baskets and hurdles. It is dioecious, with male and female catkins on separate trees; the male catkins are slightly longer than the female. Salix root easily and typically need wet conditions. They seem to be second only to the oaks in terms of dependent species, which include several small mammals. They are an important source of early pollen and nectar for bees in the critical period of early spring, and are a food source for the caterpillars of the Comma.
Willow pollards are a defining characteristic of traditional lowland river and wetland landscapes like the Somerset Levels, and their rapid regrowth has led to biomass experimentation - we include them in our trees for wood fuel collection. There are an enormous number of species in the genus, of which 19 are native to the UK and 4 are trees.
Provenance certificates are available on request for our White Willows, which are from the Southwest of England.
Suppliers: Perrie Hale Forest Nursery
50% of our profit on sales of White Willow trees is donated to Butterfly Conservation
| Size/Quantity | 1+ | 25+ | 500+ | | 60/90 cm | £3.00 | £1.00 | £0.70 | | | |
Prices include VAT and delivery to mainland UK. Orders over £100 qualify for a bulk discount.
See our planting and size guide for details and tips on planting. These White Willow trees are all bare root, and are consequently available for delivery from November until March. During the lifting season there may be up to two week’s delay between placing the order and dispatching, due to weather conditions or pressure of orders, which are dealt with in date sequence. Orders for White Willows placed between March and September are confirmed in October ready for dispatch from November.
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