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The large weeping willow tree on the side of the lake in Roath Park creates a shaded area for ducks to shelter from the breeze. The large branches are reflected in the shimmering water and create a ...

What’s done is done, but the grief remains. The last of the 13 willow trees that lined the public walkway at the Salmon Arm foreshore west of the Prestige Harbourfront Resort have been gone for a few ...

Tree of the Week showcases some of the biggest and most beautiful trees in the GTA, as compiled by Megan Ogilvie. Here, Alan Craig tells us about a massive weeping willow that grows in a park near ...

Various construction work ongoing at Jefferson Park in Brampton. A large number of trees and shrubs, including three large weeping willows, have already been removed from the park. - Sabrina ...

The weeping willow, situated at nearby Radenhurst Park, was damaged enough by the ice storm that city crews determined it needed to come down. It was felled on May 12. The tree provided a lot of shade ...

The weeping willow (Salix babylonica) is part of the Salicaceae family and is a medium to large sized deciduous tree with rapid growth but short lived. The branches of the weeping willow are pendant ...

Here, Les Jones tells us about his backyard weeping willow that presides over his home in the Beach, and which he believes may be the biggest tree of its kind in the city.

Q. There is a large weeping willow tree in my front yard. It’s essentially dead, but the tree doctor says that it is salvageable if I prune it and water it with at least 300 gallons of water ...