'Kilmarnock' Dwarf Weeping Willow Tree | Salix caprea

'Kilmarnock' Dwarf Weeping Willow Tree | Salix capreaWeeping willows are meant to symbolise sorrow, but when we look at Kilmarnock, we feel nothing but joy! With its downy catkins, graceful pendulous branches and lovely green foliage, this tree deserves a starring role in any small to medium sized garden. Discovered on a Scottish riverbank back in the 19th century, this tree grows wonderfully in wet ground, making it the perfect choice for gardens prone to waterlogging. Fully hardy, easy to maintain and

unique look and offset the tree from its other darker features at that time of year

Doll’s Minuet is a graceful beauty dancing in the garden in beds

Onion Ailsa Craig (Prizewinner) is also an excellent variety for beginner gardeners due to its reliability and ease of growth

is part of the Division 9 Narcissus

including the treatment of bronchial problems

so regular misting or a spot in the bathroom or kitchen is a must

deliciously succulent and attractive fruit

fluffy petals

The glossy

making the plant very attractive to look at

The fruit can be used to make juice

Why give your Valentine a short lived (and kind of cliched) bouquet that will die when you can gift them a living symbol of your everlasting love