Salix alba subsp. tristis 80-120cm | White willow

Salix alba subsp. tristis, commonly known as white willow tristis, is a captivating willow tree cherished for its delicate beauty. This willow species belongs to the Salicaceae family and stands out among Salix species for its elegant, slender branches and soft, silvery-grey foliage. Gardeners appreciate this subspecies for its graceful appearance and the gentle movement of its leaves in the breeze.

The Salix alba tristis displays narrow leaves that shimmer with a subtle grey hue, giving it the nickname grey willow. Its bark and form make it distinguishable from the common white willow, adding diversity to any landscape. People often select this willow tree for ornamental planting, valuing its fine texture and refined silhouette.

• Features slender, pendulous branches with a silvery tint
• Leaves have a soft grey underside for unique texture
• Belongs to the European willow group with elegant form
• Offers delicate, natural movement in gentle winds
• Enhances landscapes with its refined and graceful shape

As a prominent willow subspecies, Salix alba subsp. tristis enriches gardens with subtle color contrasts and seasonal charm. Its deciduous nature means it changes beautifully through the year, adding interest beyond the green season. This tree embodies the quiet elegance that the European willow lineage is celebrated for, making it a valued addition to both natural and cultivated settings.

IMPORTANT: The pictures show the mother plant, which is not for sale. The offer includes a plant with the dimensions stated in the description.