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Common name: "Curly Willow" or "Corkscrew Willow"
Latin name:
Salix matsudana var Tortuosa

Curly Willow Branch - Salix matsudana
Native to: North China

Useful as:
A filler green.

Longevity:
2 - 3 weeks as a fresh green. Indefinitely dried.

Dries well:
Yes
Available: Nearly year round
Pictured: Curly Willow Tip
General Floral Greens Care: The interesting twisty branches of Curly Willow is used to add height and character to both fresh and dried arrangements. The pliable branches can easily be bent. Corkscrew Willow is harvested from the newer young growth on matured trees. Within the floral trade Curly Willow is available in three sizes, Tips 30" - 36", Medium 42" - 48", and Long 72" to 84".

Salix matsudana 'Tortuosa' is winter hardy in Colorado to zone 4b. Mature trees can reach a height of 20 to 30 foot.

Variety note: Curly Willow is also know as Dragon Claw Willow

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