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Salix gooddingii - San Joaquin Willow

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Salix gooddingii is an awe-inspiring addition to any home landscape, widely known as the San Joaquin Willow. A native to the southwestern United States and northwestern Mexico, this robust, large-sized shrub reaches impressive heights of 20-30 feet, offering an equally glorious spread. Its naturally lustrous, lance-shaped leaves remain a stylish green throughout the year, offering an enchanting backdrop for the delicate yellow catkins that emerge each spring. A hearty survivor, the San Joaquin Willow flourishes in moist or wet locations under full sun, showing exceptional resilience in withstanding robust winds. Moreover, it excels in supporting local wildlife, making it not just an ornamentally pleasing sight, but serving a practical value and a critical role in the ecosystem. Ideal for landscaping decor, this high-water-usage shrub adds a strikingly beautiful and natural touch to your outdoor surroundings.

  • Size: Up to 20-30 feet tall with a similar spread
  • Flowers: Yellow catkins
  • Foliage: Slender, glossy green leaves
  • Water usage: High (prefers wet areas)
  • Sun exposure: Full sun
  • Wildlife support: Provides valuable shelter and food for local wildlife
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