Expert Q&A for How to Plant Weeping Willow Trees

Yes. In a single year, a weeping willow can grow 24 inches or more in height. Its full height is reached in as little as 15 years.

Yes, you can, as long as the ground is moist and the branch is healthy. Ideally, this is done in early spring or late winter.

The best time to plant a weeping willow is in the fall. This gives the tree time to allow the root system to strengthen before the energy is put towards growing in the spring.

Ideally, you should plant it at least 50 feet away from the house or any underground lines or pipes.