Reviewed by Rae in Hereford, AZ on 4/29/2009:

I planted this weeping willow tree in Mid August '08. Now Late April it is so full. I live in Southern AZ and have clay and it was so hard to dig the hole that I worried the tree would not grow.

But I was wrong it took real fast and started growing right away. It lost all its leaves last of all the trees and was the first to get it's leaves back. It beat the native mesquite trees by 2 and a half months. Thank you for such a great product!!!

Reviewed by Camila in Norwalk, CT on 4/14/2009:

We have two large weeping willow trees in our front yard that we purchased about a decade ago. They are pretty much at their mature height with a spread of about 20 ft. Everyone who walks by loves their graceful branches. We haven't had any problems with our weeping willows shade trees. We are a true example of how weeping willows can grow perfectly fine without any standing water nearby.