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Favorite sign of spring, the fuzzy catkins of pussy willow appear before leaves in late winter. Flowers are yellow stamens with green styles that bloom in February -March. The plant is a shrub or small tree with bluish-green shiny leaves depending on growing and planting conditions. Grows 5-25’ tall and 4-18′ wide. Recommended to cut back every few years. Grows in full sun, partial shade, tolerates wet locations. Native to Massachusetts.
Size: 12-24″ bare root seedling
Early season harvest for songbirds, waterfowl and small mammals. Attracts butterflies, and is a larval host for the Mourning Cloak and the Viceroy. Special value to honey bees and native bees including bumble bees.
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