Latin Name: Salix candida ‘JEFBERG’
Height: 3 – 5 feet
Spread: 4 – 6 feet
Sunlight: Full Sun
Bloom Time: April to May
Hardiness Zone: 2 - 6
Description:
Sageleaf Willows are a cold hardy shrub that was discovered in Canada, with its native range extending down into northern Indiana. It has an upright rounded shape of powdery silver foliage that only needs pruning to control shape and size. Silver catkins with red stamens are present during the spring months. Foliage can be cut for use in floral arrangements throughout the season. This willow tolerates moist soils.
Attracts: Bees; Butterflies
Other Names: Sage Willow; Hoary Willow