Salix discolor #2Salix discolor, commonly called "Pussy Willow" is a large shrub or small tree is noted for its silvery catkins that appear in spring before the leaves emerge. The dark green foliage has a silvery color underneath. With upright, vigorous growth, this plant thrives in wet areas. Light: full sun Soil: moist Height at maturity: 20' Width at maturity: 15' Zone: 2 7 Images are used for general reference only. The size, catkins state, leaf coloration and

Approximately 6” H x 2” W

Spacing: 3 - 6'

these glasses are both eye-catching and functional

is not a grass at all but does kind of look like one because of its mop-like tuft of fine green stems

Height at maturity: 6 - 7"

Cryptomeria japonica 'Black Dragon' Japanese cedar grows vigorously in youth

Fleshy stems and thick oval leaves with stripes of purple

keeper of party snacks

we love it

'Hope' is a cute trailing epiphytic Peperomia with succulent like round leaves

A big belly

You don't have to believe in angels to be able to fall in love with this plant