Weeping trees add interest to a landscape all year long.
See ideas for weeping trees it’s possible for you to add to your yard.
Curving and dramatic weeping trees can introduce visual interest to any yard.
When planted in moist, well-drained soil this Japanese maple unfurls brilliant red foliage.
These trees often appear to be leaning over, making it look like they’re weeping.
Weeping Juniper
‘Tolleson’s Blue Weeping’ Rocky Mountainjuniperis stunning, offering blue-tintedevergreenneedles on wonderfully weeping branches.
It’s native to North America.
Being tall and skinny, it’s perfect for yardsof any size.
It features shiny green leaves and pendulous branches that can reach the ground.
Zones:4-8
In some areas, this species of mulberry has shown invasive tendencies.
Check local restrictions before planting it.
Young trees are sometimes trained into fun shapes, such as the serpentine pattern shown here.
Untrained varieties grow large and have irregular forms.
They’re usually the focal point of the landscape.
Zones:6-9
Weeping Birch
Grow weepingbirchfor an amazing presence in your landscape all year long.
The tumbling branches and white peeling bark look beautiful in every season.
In spring and summer, it offers arrow-shaped green leaves; they turn a brilliant shade of gold inautumn.
Zones:2-7
Weeping Japanese Larch
Weeping Japaneselarchis fun for the landscape.
Like the other weeping trees, it offers cascading branches.
It has an irregular growth pattern, so no two trees are alike (but all are gorgeous).
This easy-to-grow tree has a graceful shape and attractive golden-yellowfall color.
The shiny, coppery bark and attractive fall foliage in shades of orange and yellow is beautiful.
Smaller varieties fit well in theborderand also work well in containers.
‘Red Dragon’ is the variety shown here.
Growing conditions:Full sun or part shade and moist, well-drained soil
Zones:6-8
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When planted in moist, well-drained soil this Japanese maple unfurls brilliant red foliage.
