Western Yellow Willow

Salix Lucida Ssp. Lasiandra

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Overview

The Western Yellow Willow, Salix lucida ssp. lasiandra, is a deciduous tree renowned for its vibrant yellow stems and lush, glossy leaves reaching a height of 10-30 feet with an equal spread. Preferring wet, well-drained soils, it thrives in full sun to partial shade, making it an excellent choice for riparian zones. Its spring catkins attract pollinators, adding ecological value and seasonal interest to naturalistic landscapes.

Sun Full, HalfWater Extra in Summer, High, MediumZones 8–8Climate Mediterranean

Western Yellow Willow (Salix Lucida Ssp. Lasiandra) — The Western Yellow Willow, Salix lucida ssp

Western Yellow Willow (Salix Lucida Ssp. Lasiandra) — glossy leaves reaching a height of 10-30 feet with an equal spread

Western Yellow Willow (Salix Lucida Ssp. Lasiandra) — is a deciduous tree renowned for its vibrant yellow stems and lush

Western Yellow Willow (Salix Lucida Ssp. Lasiandra) — it thrives in full sun to partial shade

Western Yellow Willow (Salix Lucida Ssp. Lasiandra) — making it an excellent choice for riparian zones

Culture

Sun: Full, Half
Water: Extra in Summer, High, Medium
USDA zones: 8–8

Shape & size

Classification

Family: Salicaceae
Climate: Mediterranean

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Western Yellow Willow (Salix Lucida Ssp. Lasiandra) — The Western Yellow Willow, Salix lucida ssp

Western Yellow Willow (Salix Lucida Ssp. Lasiandra) — glossy leaves reaching a height of 10-30 feet with an equal spread

Western Yellow Willow (Salix Lucida Ssp. Lasiandra) — is a deciduous tree renowned for its vibrant yellow stems and lush

Western Yellow Willow (Salix Lucida Ssp. Lasiandra) — it thrives in full sun to partial shade

Western Yellow Willow (Salix Lucida Ssp. Lasiandra) — making it an excellent choice for riparian zones

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