Key Facts:
Scientific Name: Salix x ‘Prairie Cascade’
Common Name: Prairie Cascade Willow
Family: Salicaceae (Willow family)
Height: 8-10 feet at maturity
Spread: 10-12 feet
Leaf Color: Green, turning golden-yellow in fall
Flower Color: Soft, fuzzy catkins (not particularly showy)
Bloom Time: Early spring
Growth Habit: Cascading, arching branches
Sunlight: Prefers full sun to partial shade
Soil Preference: Well-drained soil; adaptable to various soil types
Water Needs: Moderate to high; enjoys consistent moisture
Uses: Focal points, large garden spaces, screens, and hedges
Pest and Disease Resistance: Generally pest-free; can be susceptible to some willow-specific pests
Why You Will Love Prairie Cascade Willow
Prairie Cascade Willow adds a touch of elegance and movement to your garden with its cascading branches and graceful form. Its golden-yellow fall color and early spring catkins provide seasonal interest and charm. Ideal for large garden spaces or as a focal point, this willow’s fast growth and versatility make it a practical and attractive choice. Enjoy the beauty and dynamic presence of Prairie Cascade Willow, which enhances your outdoor space with its elegant, flowing branches and vibrant seasonal changes.
Prairie Cascade
Prairie Cascade Willow is a graceful and hardy shrub known for its cascading branches and attractive foliage. This hybrid willow variety typically grows 8-10 feet in height and 10-12 feet in spread, making it a great choice for creating a stunning focal point or for use in large garden spaces. The plant features long, slender leaves that turn golden-yellow in fall and produces soft, fuzzy catkins in early spring. Prairie Cascade Willow is valued for its fast growth, elegant form, and versatility in various landscape settings.
