Scouler’s Willow

Salix scouleriana

Front and back sides of willow leaves. Veins have depth, edges are serrate.

Plant Description

A attractive large shrub or small tree with blue-green spoon-shaped to oval leaves, sometimes fuzzy. A great wildlife plant that blooms April through June. Scouler’s willow is more drought-tolerant than most native willows, making it an excellent choice for yards and gardens.

Plant Details

Life Forms	Shrub
Habitats	Disturbed sites Forest openings Riparian areas Wetlands
Soil and Moisture Conditions	Dry to wet Seasonally flooded soil
Special Uses	Attracts birds Attracts hummingbirds Attracts pollinators and or other beneficial insects Drought tolerant Erosion control Provides soil stabilization Provides wildlife habitat Restoration/revegetation Woody
Shade Preference	Full sun Part shade
Mature Height	up to 50'