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SALIX (Continued)<br />
lanata - Woolly Willow<br />
____ A low, up to 1 m tall, loosely growing shrub with thick, knotty,<br />
dense branches covered with white, hairy wool; leaves large,<br />
rough, covered on both sides when young with long, white, silky<br />
hairs; catkins up to 5 cm long, golden yellow - an especially lovely<br />
dwarf willow from Northern Scandinavia for heather and rock<br />
gardens and for planting in troughs. K, Z. Zone 4.<br />
matsudana ´Tortuosa´ - Peking Willow<br />
____ A small, 6 to 8 m tall, broadly growing tree, with corkscrew-like<br />
branches and shoots, very bizarre yet interesting looking; shoots<br />
with yellow-green bark; leaves narrowly lanceolate, twisted spirally<br />
- as specimen, for large troughs, for wreaths and bouquets.<br />
K, S, St. Zone 5b.<br />
purpurea ´Nana´ (= S.p. Gracilis) - Dwarf Purple Willow<br />
____ A low, up to 100 cm tall shrub, with numerous slender shoots,<br />
building a dense, semi-rounded bush; leaves silvery-grey, narrowly<br />
lanceolate - an undemanding willow, tolerant to salinity,<br />
suitable for low hedges and mass planting, valuable for wreaths<br />
and bouquets; was awarded `Excellent` during the federal cultivar<br />
trials in Germany in 1992. B, H, St, Z. Zone 5a.<br />
repens nitida (= S. arenaria, S. repens ssp. argentea) - var nitida<br />
____ Up to 80 cm tall willow with a creeping growing habit, dense,<br />
almost erect branches and shoots covered with white, grey<br />
felt; leaves broadly elliptic and covered with white-grey hairs -<br />
a dwarf willow, tolerant to drought, suitable for mass planting<br />
in the dunes or dry embankments; was awarded „Very Good“<br />
during the federal cultivar trials in Germany in 1992. B, D, Z.<br />
Zone 5a.<br />
rosmarinifolia (= S. repens var. rosmarinifolia, S. sibirica) -<br />
____ 0.2 to 1 m tall small shrub with low-growing, small stems and<br />
upright-growing branches; shoots thin, flexible, rooting easily;<br />
leaves opposite, linear to lanceolate, up to 5 cm long, dark green<br />
above, on the lower surface covered with greyish and silky hairs;<br />
flowers borne in egg-shaped catkins, male catkins yellow, April/<br />
May - suitable as specimen or for planting in groups or for mass<br />
planting; moist, humus as well as dry soils. B, K, Z. Zone 5a.<br />
Quality Height<br />
or<br />
width<br />
Content<br />
Bunch/<br />
Box<br />
per plant<br />
250<br />
€<br />
1j.b.Sth. 0/1 P9 32 1,95 1,56<br />
1j.b.Sth. 0/1 50-80 25 1,01 0,81<br />
1j.b.Sth. 0/1 80-120 25 1,20 0,96<br />
per plant<br />
>2500<br />
€<br />
1j.b.Sth. 0/1 30-50 25 0,77 0,62 0,55<br />
1j.b.Sth. 0/1 50-80 25 0,93 0,74 0,67<br />
leichte Str. 3 Tr. 25-40 10 1,01 0,81 0,73<br />
Bio-Topf 32 1,60 1,28 1,15<br />
1j.b.Sth. 0/1 30-50 25 0,77 0,62 0,55<br />
1j.b.Sth. 0/1 50-80 25 0,93 0,74 0,67<br />
1j.b.Sth. 0/1 30-50 25 0,77 0,62 0,55<br />
1j.b.Sth. 0/1 50-80 25 0,93 0,74 0,67<br />
Bio-Topf 32 1,60 1,28 1,15<br />
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