Salix x boydii, a captivating addition to any rock garden enthusiast's collection! This exquisite hybrid, derived from the natural hybridization of Salix lapponum and Salix myrsinifolia, somwhere in the scottish hylands, this plant boasts a unique blend of characteristics that make it a standout choice for gardeners seeking both beauty and resilience.

My mother plant is more than 20 years old now and only about 8” tall, by 8” wide, slow growing for sure! The silvergrey fuzzy leaves and woody stems make this an outstanding collectors plant for rock garden trough, or the moist spot in the crevice garden.