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Arching flower stalk emerges from the rosette in summer rising 5-10 feet tall
Small creamy white flower clusters in spring attract pollinators
long blooming perennial 3-4' tall and wide with a loose
the silky pink inflorescences hang from the tips of the branches as the leaves begin to emerge
10" long greenish-white slender and chainlike flowers (catkins) in late winter
Salix lasiolepis Type- Evergreen Arching flower stalk emerges fromArroyo Willow: CA native deciduous tree common in riparian zones throughout the state. Fast growing to about 10 20 tall and 10' wide (or more). The flower is a yellowish catkin that becomes a fluffy white mass of seeds. Usually multi stemmed, thicket forming, with whitish grey bark. Attracts hummingbirds, birds and pollinators. Full sun. Medium to high water. Seacoast, wind, heat, bog, clay and sand tolerant.