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Fish Creek - 20 inch Cutting

Fish Creek - 20 inch Cutting

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Fish Creek (Salix purpurea) is a high-yielding, disease resistant shrub willow, producing multiple small stems. With dark green oblong leaves, it produces foliage from April through October in Zone 5.

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USDA Hardiness Zone	4
Year Released	1998
Willow Uses	Biomass, Ornamental
Attributes	Fish Creek (Salix purpurea) is a high-yielding, disease resistant shrub willow, producing multiple small stems. With dark green oblong leaves, it produces foliage from April through October in Zone 5.
Mature Height	15-20 feet
Mature Width	3-5 ft crown spread at 3 years when grown at 2 x 3 ft spacing
Growth Rate	"A fast growing, deciduous shrub."
Conditions	"Adaptable to a wide range of soil and moisture conditions. "
Foliage	Dark green oblong leaves typically 2-3 in. long, 0.5-1 in. wide, with foliage April-Oct in Zone 5
Bark	Brown when young, turning green and smooth with age; yellow-orange buds in winter
Flowering	Male, early spring
Polination	No seeds produced
Propagation	Roots easily from dormant stem cuttings

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USDA Hardiness Zone	4
Year Released	1998
Willow Uses	Biomass, Ornamental
Attributes	Fish Creek (Salix purpurea) is a high-yielding, disease resistant shrub willow, producing multiple small stems. With dark green oblong leaves, it produces foliage from April through October in Zone 5.
Mature Height	15-20 feet
Mature Width	3-5 ft crown spread at 3 years when grown at 2 x 3 ft spacing
Growth Rate	"A fast growing, deciduous shrub."
Conditions	"Adaptable to a wide range of soil and moisture conditions. "
Foliage	Dark green oblong leaves typically 2-3 in. long, 0.5-1 in. wide, with foliage April-Oct in Zone 5
Bark	Brown when young, turning green and smooth with age; yellow-orange buds in winter
Flowering	Male, early spring
Polination	No seeds produced
Propagation	Roots easily from dormant stem cuttings