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Salix x 'Swizzlestick'

Willow - Corkscrew

'Swizzlestick' Corkscrew Willow has twisted, upward-reaching orange-yellow stems that display themselves beautifully in fall, winter and spring. The narrow green leaves are attractive all summer, turning yellow in the fall. Salix 'Swizzlestick' thrives in wet locations and is also salt tolerant. The original plant was found and named by Darryll Probst, who saw it on a roadside and took cuttings. Cut back hard in spring to promote attractive new branches. They also make a great addition to cut flower arrangements.

PRN Preferred:  Really fantastic as winter cut branches, for both color and structure.

Height 20 Feet

Spread 5 Feet

Bloom Color Yellow

USDA Hardiness Zone 5

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