Willow Tree Quietly Figurine, Natural, 5 x 5.1

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This dwarf tree is also known as the Waterfall Willow due to its mound-forming, weeping growth habit. Dwarf weeping willow tree leaves It’s the comfort you feel when you’re surrounded by those you trust and love—like with your sisters, or a mother and daughters, or very close cousins, or even best friends—the ones you can literally ‘let your hair down’ with. You don’t have to fill the spaces or explain yourself. You can just be together, and that, in and of itself, is healing. There is also a purple osier willow cultivar Salix purpurea ‘Pendula,’ which has arching cascading branches. Willow leaves Celebrate a new baby, an engagement or wedding, or a birthday with a Willow Tree figure that reflects your joy for the occasion. Bring serenity and Christmas cheer to your home with the Willow Tree nativity scene, give the gift of an angel figurine to inspire hope and comfort or decorate your Christmas tree with Willow Tree ornaments. Artist Susan Lordi pays special attention to the emotions each Willow Tree figurine evokes as she designs the wooden figurines. With simple forms and expressive gestures, she creates figural sculptures that speak to healing, comfort and encouragement. For a friend dealing with the loss of a loved one, these touching Willow Tree angels and figurines speak volumes as a bereavement gift or remembrance keepsake. Osier willows (basket willows) can be identified by their long narrow leaves. These willows are tall narrow shrubs.

Weeping willows are also flowering trees. The fuzzy flower spikes—called catkins—appear in early spring. The yellow willow is a sizeable shrubby tree that grows up to 22 ft. (7 m) tall. The green leaves grow on reddish stems in an alternate pattern. The dull green lance-shaped leaves have a more oval shape than other willows and can reach 4.3″ (11 cm) long. The yellow willow has 2-inch (5-cm) long greenish spiky flowers (catkins) when it flowers in spring. Willows produce unusual flowers that look like long white or yellow woolly buds growing on red or gray stems. Weeping willows tend to have longer, thin furry flowers (catkins) that are usually a yellow color.This figure communicates through gesture, to represent an emotion or mark a memory; willow Tree sculptures express love, closeness, healing, courage, hope emotions of a life well lived The common white willow is a large willow tree that is native to Europe and Central Asia. Its common and scientific names come from the white undersides of the thin narrow leaves. This Salix alba differs from the Salix alba ‘Tristis’ cultivar because the common white willow doesn’t weep or have drooping branches. Although we do our best to ensure our pictures and descriptions explain our products as clearly as possible, sometimes you may find that when your item arrives it's not quite as you expected, or you may have simply changed your mind. To identify willow trees, look at the leaf shape, type of flower, and growth habit. Willows trees tend to have long, linear, pointed lance-shaped leaves. Some species of willow have silvery-white to gray leaves, but most have serrated edges. Willow shrubs and trees are easy to identify in spring by their furry flowers.

Related reading: Beautiful small and dwarf weeping trees. Types of Willow Trees with Pictures for Easy Identification The white willow is a medium-sized tree, growing between 32 to 98 ft. (10 – 30 m). Its gray-brown fissured trunk measures up to 3.2 ft. (1 m) in diameter. The majestic willow has thin pointed leaves with whitish-gray undersides. Its fluffy flowers measure 2” (5 cm) long. The hardy willow grows in USDA zones 4 to 8.

Goat willows have broader leaves than most willows and are also classified as a type of sallow. Like most plants in the willow family, pussy and goat willows grow in damp environments. They can grow to between 26 and 33 ft. (8 – 10 m) high. There are over 400 species of willow that grow in many countries in the Northern Hemisphere. How to Identify Willow Trees and Shrubs The scarlet willow is regarded as one of the most beautiful types of willow trees with colored bright red or orange bark. The fast-growing tree can grow between 15 and 70 ft. (4 -21 m) tall and 10 to 40 ft. (3 – 12 m) across. The narrow lance-shaped leaves are finely serrated and turn from dark green to yellow in the fall.