The weeping willow "Salix babylonica" is a deciduous tree. In the summer when it puts out new leaves it also extends branches. Instead of reaching up or sideways these branches hang towards the ground. This effect makes the tree look like it is bending over.
Roughly 50-75 years depending on the size of it. my willow was over 50ft. tall-suddenly turned brown & died. It was 13 yrs. old. that must have been the result of some type of disease or bug ## Black spots are a sign of a very dangerous disease in the Weeping Willow's lifespan. Due to the fact that you grew from a diseased area on the tree or the roots were contaminated some how. I think they have a chemical that will beat the disease in your Weeping Willow. ##
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Because your Center of Gravity moves, as you bend over to touch your toes, the center of Gravity of a human being, is usually located at the belly button, when you bend over, you're center of Gravity pulls away from you, thus making you fall over, and loose balance, therefore it is impossible to touch your toes, with your heels against a wall.
Prune it in the winter after the coldest part is over. It may drip some sap from the pruning cuts in spring but should stop after it begins to leaf out.
Most often, this is a condition known as "hammer toe". It is usually not painful and is surprisingly common. The reason it bends inward is the shortening of the ligament that bends the toe. There are surgical treatments for the condition, so check with your physician if it bothers you. Another fairly common way to treat it is to wear an adhesive bandage across the bend. It will, over time, allow the ligament to stretch. If the condition does not bother you, this is a safe treatment. Be sure to change the bandage daily for cleanliness.
they can grow to be over 100 years old. Makin this up. I looked this up to FIND the answer not answer the answer. hope this screws u over.
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Roughly 50-75 years depending on the size of it. my willow was over 50ft. tall-suddenly turned brown & died. It was 13 yrs. old. that must have been the result of some type of disease or bug ## Black spots are a sign of a very dangerous disease in the Weeping Willow's lifespan. Due to the fact that you grew from a diseased area on the tree or the roots were contaminated some how. I think they have a chemical that will beat the disease in your Weeping Willow. ##
Over watering!
Actually, you should buy better than cheap. You need a tree with a good root system so that it will withstand storms and such without falling over.
As of April, 2009 no it hasn't. I was just there and saw it weeping over three days.
During the warm seasons, land warms up faster than the water. This causes the isothermal contours to bend south over land masses in the southern hemisphere.
The scientific name for the weeping willow tree is Salix.Bear in mind that there are over 400 different species of salix, which also have their own specific scientific subname.
you bend over you bend over
O course Dinosuars can bend over. There actually many dinoaurs that can bend over for an example, a stegosaurus can bend over and eat some leaves in low lands.
bend up : slide the chord up bend down : slide the chord down
Bend Over, Touch Your Toes !