Gooding’s Black willow is a common Tree species across California, from the south coast throughout the central Valley and up to north of Sacramento. This is a full sized tree growing up to around 40ft tall, and as with other Willows, it is found in high water areas. This doesn’t preclude it from having a large range however, as it will grow in desert conditions, provided it is near a source of groundwater or a stream etc. This is with the exception of high altitude or mountain climates, as it isn’t really found much above 2,000 ft elevation.<\/p>\n
Tolerant of poor soils, and also providing food and habitat for various animal species from insects to mammals, this is a solid choice for a wetland restoration or stream-side garden almost anywhere!<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Gooding’s Black willow is a common Tree species across California, from the south coast throughout the central Valley and up to north of Sacramento. This is a full sized tree growing up to around 40ft tall, and as with other Willows, it is found in high water areas. This doesn’t preclude it from having a …<\/p>\n