As a large shade tree, give weeping willow plenty of room to develop a broad, rounded crown. When plated in a dry spot, weeping willow should be watered to prevent leaf drop. Though they do well in very moist or wet soil, weeping willow can also be successfully planted as a fast growing single specimen or for a privacy screen in drier, open areas. The graceful, elegant form of a weeping willow what we picture next to a pond, creek or body of water. ‘The Blues’ is a unique focal point for a front yard of backyard seating area with the silver blue needles of a blue spruce tree is known for. It is a very easy tree to train and looks great in a small garden or rock garden.īlue Spruce ‘The Blues’ a weeping variety with strongly sweeping branches, irregular spread and drooping crown. With rich, dark green needles and a spreading habit, Weeping Norway Spruce is an excellent choice for a specimen tree or allowing to grow over walls. A dwarf form of Norway spruce which grows outward instead of upward. Picea abies Weeping Norway Spruce ‘Pendula’ Evergreen Conifer.

‘Ruby Falls’ weeps fully with cascading limbs and still features the heart shaped leaves of a redbud tree. In spring, dark pink flowers appear along the branches, in summer, you have gorgeous wine red foliage and in winter time the bare tree branches provide an interesting shape. ‘Ruby Falls’ can be used as a focal point in a landscape design and will provide multiple season interest. A stunning red leaf redbud with a beautiful weeping form. Cercis canadensis Weeping Redbud ‘Ruby Falls’. Weeping Persimmon ‘Magic Fountain’ may produce fruit during fall. ‘Magic Fountain’ Weeping Persimmon has a narrow profile of 5′ to 7′ wide making it a great choice for small areas in a garden, as a walkway specimen or as a focal point planting. A dramatic variety of our North American native persimmon tree known for upright, rapid growth and graceful weeping branches. Diospyros virginiana Weeping Persimmon ‘Magic Fountain’. The graceful form provides winter interest. Weeping Peach ‘Pink Cascade’ is a great variety as a front yard focal point. Foliage is a red-purple turning green as it matures. Blooms appear before the foliage on arching branches.

Weeping Peach ‘Pink Cascade’ is small sized ornamental tree with double pink flowers in spring. Prunus persica Weeping Flowering Peach ‘Pink Cascade’. All in all, ‘Red Dragon’ contorted filbert offers multi-season interest. Fall color is yellow gold and the hazelnut catkins are a lovely burgundy during the winter months. Red new growth lasts into the summer season but eventually fades to green. ‘Red Dragon’ is dwarf contorted hazelnut with attractive zig zag branching and compact habit. ‘Red Dragon’ contorted filbert has red-purple leaves and resists filbert blight. Corylus avellana Contorted Filbert ‘Red Dragon’. Weeping Deodar Cedar is suitable for growing as a container plant for a deck or front porch.Ĭontorted Tree. Needle color has a blue tone if it is grown in shade. If staking, Weeping Deodar Cedar will droop beautifully. This elegant tree can be grown flat along the ground and used to drape down a wall or over rocks. A dramatic specimen for a front yard or focal point, each Weeping Deodar Cedar is a distinctive plant with its own character. Weeping Blue Atlas Cedar is an outstanding focal point or specimen tree in a landscape certain to be conversation piece! The twisted shape and irregular weeping pattern Weeping Blue Atlas Cedar resembles a cascading waterfall and the tree tends to develop a flat to in maturity.Ĭedrus deodara Weeping Deodar Cedar ‘Pendula’ Conifer. An evergreen conifer with unusual twisted, drooping branches of silvery blue green needles. Weeping Baldcypress ‘Falling Waters’ can tolerate wet soil or standing water or drier conditions.Ĭedrus Atlantica Weeping Blue Atlas Cedar ‘Glauca Pendula’ Conifer. It is a unique variety to grow as a centerpiece in a perennial shrub border or by a front of the house landscape design. A deciduous conifer, Weeping Baldcypress ‘Falling Waters’ has a graceful arching form and the soft, bright green needles of an upright baldcypress tree. Taxodium distichum Weeping Baldcypress ‘Falling Waters’. Raywood’s Weeping Arizona Cypress may be grown in a tall, narrow form if staked straight up. Weeping evergreen conifer with striking blue green needles. Branching curves upward gently for a perfect architectural specimen tree.Ĭupressus arizonica var.

Weeping Alaskan Cedar is not a fully weeping tree but will stand upright with long, sweeping branches, creating a weeping effect. The tall, upright, sweeping form which will attract attention from a distance. Weeping Alaskan Cedar will be a dramatic statement in a landscape design. Chamaecyparis nootkatensis ‘Pendula’ Weeping Alaskan Cedar Nootka.

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