Willow Tree Quietly Figurine, Natural, 5 x 5.1

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There is also a purple osier willow cultivar Salix purpurea ‘Pendula,’ which has arching cascading branches. Willow leaves This Salix integra ‘Pendula Waterfall’ is a perfect weeping tree for patios, balconies, and tiny gardens. The attractive dwarf willow also grows well in containers. The dwarf weeping willow thrives in partial sun in USDA zones 5 to 7.

The weeping willow ( Salix babylonica) has thin lanceolate leaves that taper to a narrow point. Its pendulous branches give the tree its classic weeping look. Leaf stems are a yellowish-brown color. This beautiful weeping willow has a fast growth rate and it can grow to between 62 and 82 ft. (20 – 25 m) tall. The golden weeping willow gets its name from the lanceolate young yellow-green leaves growing on cascading branches. As the season progresses, these leaves turn a glossy green color. Seated figure in cream dress, with one arm holding small toddler, other arm around older child standing next to her; toddler and child in cream onesies In this article, you will learn about the many types of willow trees. Pictures of willow trees, descriptions of their features, and their scientific names will help identify different species of willows. Interesting Facts About Weeping Willow Trees

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Artist Susan Lordi hand carves the original of each Willow Tree piece from her studio in Kansas City, MO; this piece is cast from Susan's original carving and painted by hand Most people can easily recognize types of weeping willow trees. Their long cascading branches give the tree a moody yet elegant and graceful appearance. Weeping willow trees grow between 66 and 82 ft. (20 – 25 m) tall. Their leafy arching branches are so long that they almost touch the ground.

This dwarf tree is also known as the Waterfall Willow due to its mound-forming, weeping growth habit. Dwarf weeping willow tree leaves

This small willow shrub is also known as the purple osier willow. This species of willow gets its name from the purple shoots when they are young. As the shrubby willow tree matures, the stems turn pale gray. Weeping willows are also flowering trees. The fuzzy flower spikes—called catkins—appear in early spring. Willow Tree is an intimate line of figurative sculptures representing sentiments of love, closeness, healing, courage, hope...all the emotions we encounter in life. "I've learned, as a mother, sister, daughter, wife, that the communication of touch can be very healing, not only for the receiver but for the giver. Quietly is meant to be a very calming piece, especially for a mom. A lot of people think this piece is a mother with two boys, but I see it as either. (Actually, my models were two little girls with short hair)" - Susan Lordi. Beautiful for Mothers Day.The item is made in cast stone and hand-painted with lead-free paint. Supplied in a branded gift box and a gift tag with sentiment 'Quietly encircled by love'. Not a toy or children's product. Intended for adults only. With over 40 years of experience, Gallery Gifts is the UK’s leading name in gifts and collectables. Whatever the occasion, our aim is to ensure you find the perfect gift. Browse our online shop or visit one of our stores for our newest items and exclusives. Our ranking system The TopChoice.co.uk Team selects top-of-the-line items from a wide selection and conducts rigorous evaluations on almost all the products available on the internet. We rank each product based on how well it matches our criteria.

The scarlet willow is a white willow cultivar that has attractive red stems in the winter. This medium-sized deciduous willow tree can also grow as a stunning multi-stemmed type of landscape shrub. Dwarf weeping willow trees are beautiful ornamental trees for small-scale landscapes. The short-stature attractive willows have pendulous branches creating an umbrella-like canopy. The small, pretty trees are ideal for growing in compact gardens or large containers.The purple willow grows around 10 ft. (3 m) tall. The leaves are typical of willow plants—lanceolate in shape and having an elongated look. There are a few unique features of the purple willow. The catkins (flowers) are smaller than most willow plants and are purple or red rather than white or yellow. Weeping willows grow well near rivers and lakes and can be easily identified by their long drooping branches