Weeping Willow's Bright Chartreuse-Green Foliage is an Early Promise of Spring — Seattle Japanese Garden

Salix babylonica , weeping willow, is a deciduous tree cultivated across the globe. It’s come to represent a wide range of culturally diverse meanings.

Located within the Washington Park Arboretum, Seattle Japanese Garden is a spectacular 3 1/2 acre formal garden designed and constructed under the supervision of world-renowned Japanese garden designer Juki Iida in 1960.

Garden Answer - There were quite a few comments about the weeping willow in the background of our boxwood hedge planting video. Here's a closer look at it in all its fall

The {Farmer} & The Florist Interview: Rachel Siegfried - Floret Flowers

The {Farmer} & The Florist Interview: Kori Hargreaves - Floret Flowers

Seattle Japanese Garden, a tranquil oasis in the city - Digging

Pacific Horticulture Great Plant Picks 2012: Made in the Shade

The Project Gutenberg eBook of Trees Worth Knowing, by Julia Ellen Rogers.

Missouri Environment and Garden News Article // Integrated Pest Management, University of Missouri

Spring « bluebrightly

The pendulous shape, ground-sweeping branches and yellow-green, lacy boughs of this distinctive tree will be an instant standout in your landscape. 4

4 Bright Green Weeping Willow Cuttings Wisconsin Weeping Willow Root

Plant of the Week - Gardening with Ciscoe

Plant Talk: signs of spring

The Garden Gate is Open Garden visiting, looking at what is through the garden gate, especially those open for National Garden Scheme, with just an occasional foray here and there.

Plant of the Week - Gardening with Ciscoe

Seattle gardening pros share their go-to plants with bold foliage

The Color Green in the Seattle Japanese Garden — Seattle Japanese Garden