Scouler’s Willow | Salix scouleriana - Benton Soil And Water Conservation District

Scouler’s Willow | Salix scouleriana

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This multi-branched deciduous shrub can reach 50+ feet tall. Male and female flowers grow on different trees. leaves dark green above, and whitish-hairy below.

Plant Details

Habitats	Upland Prairie and Savanna
Habitat Notes	good for disturbed sites; does not tolerate shade.
Mature Height	6-50 ft
Shade Preference	full sun
Soil Tolerance	moist, well-drained to poorly-drained soils
Special Uses	bank stabilization; great wildlife plant; attracts pollinators.

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Upland Prairie and Savanna

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