Cultivar 2096: White Willow

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Usage Facet: class=edible; edible_score=1.0; ornamental_score=0.0; inferred_from_taxon=no

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White Willow is a willow in the genus Salix. The Northwest Nursery Co. described it as a hardy prairie shelter and timber tree, not as a fruit cultivar. The catalog says it seems “right at home in Dakota and Montana,” and recommends it for large farm plantings in North Dakota. [S1]

The nursery based its claim on a shelter planting on Getchell Prairie, eight miles north of Valley City, North Dakota. The planting was about half a mile long, a few rods wide, about twenty years old, and more than fifty feet high. [S1]

The catalog valued White Willow for wind and snow protection, shade, fence posts, and timber. It urged North Dakota farmers to plant it by the thousands as a dependable shelterbelt and utility tree for the northern Great Plains. [S1]

The available source gives no edible fruit traits, parentage, breeder, release date, or zone rating. Its hardiness is supported by nursery testimony from Dakota and Montana planting conditions, not by formal cold zone language. [S1]

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This summary currently draws chiefly from PERENNIALS - The Northwest Nursery Co..

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103PERENNIALS - The Northwest Nursery Co.unknown500p8Can be depended upon to stop winds and snow, make good shade, and provide an abundance of fence posts and timber.; Farmers of North Dakota are urged to plant White Willows by the thousands.; The Getchell Prairie grove ha

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103p8recommendation_contextCan be depended upon to stop winds and snow, make good shade, and provide an abundance of fence posts and timber.WHITE WILLOW—This splendid willow seems to be right at home in Dakota and Montana.page_block:0.90
103p8recommendation_contextFarmers of North Dakota are urged to plant White Willows by the thousands.WHITE WILLOW—This splendid willow seems to be right at home in Dakota and Montana.page_block:0.90
103p8anecdote_snippetThe Getchell Prairie grove had been planted about twenty years and stood over fifty feet high.WHITE WILLOW—This splendid willow seems to be right at home in Dakota and Montana.page_block:0.90
103p8anecdote_snippetAnotable shelter planting of White Willows on Getchell Prairie, eight miles north of Valley City, is described as half a mile long and a few rods wide.WHITE WILLOW—This splendid willow seems to be right at home in Dakota and Montana.page_block:0.90
103p8entry_locationSeems to be right at home in Dakota and Montana.WHITE WILLOW—This splendid willow seems to be right at home in Dakota and Montana.page_block:0.90

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recommendation_contextCan be depended upon to stop winds and snow, make good shade, and provide an abundance of fence posts and timber.0.97
recommendation_contextFarmers of North Dakota are urged to plant White Willows by the thousands.0.98
anecdote_snippetThe Getchell Prairie grove had been planted about twenty years and stood over fifty feet high.0.95
anecdote_snippetA notable shelter planting of White Willows on Getchell Prairie, eight miles north of Valley City, is described as half a mile long and a few rods wide.0.94
entry_locationSeems to be right at home in Dakota and Montana.0.98

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