Light Requirement: Full
Soils: Sandy
Fruit: Pale yellow
Flower Color: White flowers, dioecious (male and female flowers on separate plants)
Type: Native suckering shrub
Other Names: Narrowleaf Willow
Range: Eastern and central north America
Typical Mature Height: 15-20’
Bloom Time: April-May
Wildlife Value: Provides wood and shelter for many game birds and forage for deer
Habitat: Shores, dunes, stream margins, ditches, only rarely on dry ground; forms large dense thickets from extensive root systems.