Japanese Fantail Willow (Salix Udensis 'Sekka') - Dormant Cuttings
Details
These are cuttings for propagating your own willow.
Cuttings are sold in bundles of 10 cuttings at the regular price. When you order a total of 50 cuttings or more, you receive a 20% volume discount. You may mix and match different willow varieties within your order to reach the 50-cutting minimum order.
Salix udensis 'Sekka' - Dragon Willow or Japanese Fantail Willow
Add a touch of extraordinary beauty to your garden with Salix udensis 'Sekka', commonly known as the Dragon Willow. This remarkable shrub captivates with its fascinated rods that are reddish-brown in colour. The delicate silver pussy willows adorning the fan-like branches add a touch of elegance, making it a standout choice for both landscape and floral arrangements.
Key Features and uses:
- Distinctive Appearance: 'Sekka' boasts fasciated rods with a reddish-brown like sheen, creating a polished and refined look. The tiny, silver pussy willows offer a charming contrast and enhance its visual appeal.
- Seasonal Interest: In summer, the shrub is adorned with glossy green compound leaves that create a lush, tropical appearance. Autumn brings a vibrant yellow hue to the foliage, and winter showcases a unique, sculptural form outlined by snow.
- Landscape Use: Ideal for adding a striking focal point to your garden or water features.
- Floral Arrangements: Its unique rods and delicate catkins are perfect for creating standout floral designs.
- Bee Friendly: Much loved by bees, contributing to a biodiverse garden.
Growth & Care:
- Sunlight: Prefers full sun to part shade.
- Soil: Thrives in a variety of soil types with regular deep watering.
- Care: Prune as needed for shape and utility. 'Sekka' is known for its resilience and adaptability, making it suitable for a range of garden settings.
- Size and Growth: This large shrub can reach up to 10 meters (35 feet) in height, making it an impressive feature in your garden. The dark maroon-black new growth and bright fall colours add to its ornamental value.