Salix matsudana Tortuosa | Wiggerly Willow - Bushy Tree - Height 390-410cm - 70lt 5ft-6ft | 1.6m-2mSalix matsudana Tortuosa, commonly known as the Corkscrew Willow, is a distinctive, fast growing tree valued for its dramatically twisted, contorted branches and lively, informal habit. In a bushy tree form, it develops a broad, airy crown that provides strong architectural interest throughout the year, particularly in winter when the bare, spiralling stems are fully revealed. This willow is well suited to larger gardens where its vigorous growth and
It is similar to Cox’s Orange Pippin
Although the flowers are tiny and not especially showy
bloom in May and are followed by plum-like
Its vigorous growth
slightly shaded in the afternoon
rounded clusters of vibrant magenta-pink flowers with a subtle red flare at the centre
which are actually hard seeds with silvery yellow seed coats
is a captivating evergreen succulent that brings a unique architectural flair to gardens and landscapes
they give way to simple
Flowers are followed by small
Pinus banksiana 'Velda' is also important for its ecological value
Malus Domestica 'King of the Pippins' is a delicious and versatile apple that is a favourite among apple enthusiasts for its outstanding flavour