The corkscrew willow is neither a houseplant nor does it make a good outdoor, container plant. It is a deciduous landscape tree of medium size which can reach a height of 30 feet with a 20-foot ...

Five things to do in the garden this week: 1. Propagate your willow. Willow trees and willow bushes are among the easiest plants to propagate. Weeping willow (Salix babylonica) and corkscrew ...

Non-native corkscrew willow (Salix matsudana) looks like it is straight out of “Lord of the Rings.” The twisted and mossy trunk on this corkscrew willow along the Carroll Creek walking trail ...

The Salix matsudana is commonly called curly willow because of the loosely curling shape of its branches.It is also known as the corkscrew willow, Pekin willow, Hankow willow, twisted-twig willow a… ...

A corkscrew willow tree, a landmark at Port Townsend’s Gateway Park, collapsed Wednesday. A city Public Works Department crew later used straps to stabilize the high-risk portion of the tree that is ...

The Scarlet Curls corkscrew willow can boast one or more trunks. The bark begins as a golden-yellow and then takes on a red tint.

Unlike your usual willow tree, its branches grow up in a corkscrew pattern instead of drooping down. Mayor David Clark said high winds upwards of 60 to 80 miles per hour caused two limbs to fall off.