Pussy willows (Salix discolor) are short-lived in Georgia due to insects and diseases. To keep them small enough to enjoy the fuzzy catkins, prune annually in January. Identify young trunks (brown bark) vs. old (gray bark). Cut a few oldest trunks to 12 inches. Repeat yearly until the plant stays at a viewable height.
Pussy Willow Trunk Darkening and Dead Branches: Fungal Management
Weeping Pussy Willow Half-Crown Dieback: Soil Test Needed
Pussy Willow Blister Gall: Identification and Management
Weeping Pussy Willow Sudden Decline: Water, Blight, or Canker?
Pussy Willow Eradication: Persistent Root Suckers Near Pear Tree
Transplanting a Rooted Pussy Willow Cutting: Timing and Technique
Rooting and Overwintering Pussy Willow Cuttings in the DC Area
Diagnosing and Treating Black Sooty Mold on Weeping Pussy Willow
Spider Mites on Weeping Pussy Willow
Pruning a Navajo Globe Willow: When and How to Remove Low Branches
Diagnosing Sticky Sap and Green Growth on Pussy Willow
Controlling Willow Flea Beetles on Pussy Willow
Planting Rooted Pussy Willow Cuttings in Texas
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