Salix integra 'Hakuro Nishiki' ('Flamingo') - willow with variegated leaves (on foot)

Salix integra 'Flamingo', or willow with variegated leaves - stands out for its spectacular foliage, which gives the plant a great ornamental value. The colored leaves appear with the arrival of spring and change their color as they mature - during spring they are colored in shades of white, pink and green and in summer white and green predominate.

Salix integra 'Flamingo' is generally an unpretentious, fast-growing plant, but it requires very good light for proper development and proper variegation.

Other known names: Japanese willow, Flamingo willow, Salcia flamingo, Salcia variegata.

Cold resistance: -15 to -20°C.

In the cold season, the plants are cut for branching.