Salix candida (Sage-leaved Willow) - Minnesota Wildflowers
It is a fairly distinct species, recognized by the narrow leaves that are woolly white on the underside, mostly toothless and typically rolled under along the edges (revolute), obvious stipules that are hairy like the leaves, and woolly-hairy fruit 4 to 6 mm long. It is typically under 3 feet tall with few leafy branches.
Salix candida — sage willow - Go Botany
Salix candida × Salix eriocephala → Salix ×rubella Bebb is a very rare willow hybrid in New England that is known from MA. It has narrow-elliptic leaf blades with small, sharp, forward-pointing teeth and weakly revolute margins, sparsely pubescent ovaries, and two-toned floral bracts (light brown at the base and darker brown near the apex).
Iceberg Alley® Sageleaf Willow | First Editions
Salix candida 'Jefberg' Iceberg Alley ® , a native plant discovered in Canada, is a cold hardy shrub that makes a great addition to any cold climate landscape. This shrub’s powdery, silver foliage adds unique texture and contrast, especially when combined with other plants.
Sageleaf Willow (Salix candida) - Garden.org - The National …
Plant database entry for Sageleaf Willow (Salix candida) with 4 images and 32 data details.
Sageleaf Willow - Plant Addicts
The Sageleaf Willow, or Salix candida, is a fast-growing spring bloomer with unique, textured foliage. White and green catkin flowers have a fuzzy appearance and are offset by the thick, narrow leaves with rounded ends.
Iceberg Alley® Sageleaf Willow - Plant Guide - Arbor Valley Nursery
Iceberg Alley® Sageleaf Willow is an intriguing cultivar native to North America and was discovered by the Memorial University of Newfoundland and Labrador Botanical Garden. This compact shrub is admired for its beautiful powdery, silver foliage which adds a distinct texture and contrast when combined with other plants in a garden setting.
Iceberg Alley™ Sageleaf Willow - Prairie Gardens
Full sun, partial shade, Zone 3. Salix candida ‘Jefberg’. Pot size #2. A very hardy selection of the native S.candida. Dense, compact form with silver-white, powdery foliage all summer. Eye-catching, fuzzy, silver catkins with red stamens in spring. A great silver contrast choice for colder climates. Prefers a moist, well-drained soil.
Sageleaf Willow - Natural Edge
Sageleaf Willow Scientific name. Salix candida. Description. The Sageleaf Willow is a deciduous shrub species that can grow up to 2 m in height. This plant may also be known by the common name Hoary Willow. The branches are yellow to gray brown in colour, are hairy, and flexible.
Salix candida – Sage Willow | Trees Canadensis
Silver-grey, woolly foliage at Garry Fen (O. Clarkin). Regionally significant due to its rarity, Sage Willow is a low shrub, usually under 1 meter in height, found in calcareous fens and swamps. Sage Willow is quite distinctive and easy to identify by its leaves and its habitat: grows on sphagnum mats, fens, and usually calcareous.
Sageleaf Willow | Explore the Ice Age Midwest
The sageleaf willow is a low, deciduous shrub that is found in the fens, marshes, bogs and floodplains of the northern United States and Canada. It has dark gray brown branches with woolly patches on older branches and densely woolly hairs covering new growth.
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