Hello, new to the forum. I have a question about a weeping pussy willow.
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I mostly have succulents, but I have a brand new weeping pussy willow. Does anyone have any background with them? I have researched myself silly but someone who has had one would be golden. Thank you for adding me and for reading my question Β π
Oh that is such a great find! I find them so beautiful! I had a willow in a previous garden, it wasn’t a weeper but it had beautiful twisted branches. I moved since then, sadly I miss that willow. I loved that it would grow back so reliably after pruning, I had to keep it small or the neighbors would start complaining.
I do hope someone who has one will hop in on the conversation, I’d love to learn about it, too.
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