Salix ‘Prairie Cascade’

Prairie Cascade weeping willow (Salix ‘Prairie Cascade’) is a cultivar of the weeping willow recognized for its graceful, pendulous form, with cascading branches that create an elegant waterfall effect. Its foliage is bright green and fine, appearing early in spring. It produces small, inconspicuous catkins before the leaves emerge. This ornamental tree is popular for large gardens, parks, or along pond edges, bringing softness and movement to the landscape. It is also valued for its rapid growth.

Soil type: Salix ‘Prairie Cascade’ prefers moist to waterlogged but well-drained soils. It adapts to a wide range of soil types, from sandy to clay, provided they remain fresh. It tolerates poor soils but will perform best in soil rich in organic matter.