Scouler's Willow (Salix scouleriana) are often called ‘Fire Willows’ due to their quick establishment in areas burnt from fires. Scouler’s Willows are commonly found growing in meadows and along streams and are great at stabilizing stream banks. Due to their height, they can provide shade for gardens and wildlife. The catkins also attract pollinators.
Classification: Perennial Key Characteristics: Hairy catkins bloom in early spring till mid-summer Light Requirements: Full sun to part shade Water Requirements: Moist, well-drained soil Ease of Growing: High Growth Rate: Fast Bloom Time: February – June Spreads: By seed Benefits: Wildlife, Pollinators, Wildfire resistant, Riparian zones, Deer resistant, On Portland Plant List, Hummingbirds Edible: No Mature Height: 35 feet Mature Width: 30 feet
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