Description
Salix matsundana ‘Tortuosa’
The Corkscrew Willow (Salix matsudana ‘Tortuosa’) is a unique, deciduous tree known for its twisted, spiraling branches and striking corkscrew-shaped stems. Growing 30-40 feet tall with a wide, irregular crown, it features slender, elongated leaves that are green in summer and turn yellow in the fall. Native to China, this tree thrives in moist soils and is often planted near water features, such as ponds or streams. The Corkscrew Willow is prized for its ornamental value, offering dramatic visual interest with its unusual form. It is commonly used in landscaping for its distinctive appearance, fast growth, and ability to provide shade.
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