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These fast-growing trees have great beauty, but they also drop many small and large branches quite frequently. How to grow: Plant weeping willows only in moist locations, well away from houses or other structures and underground pipes and wires. The roots can block pipes and drainage tiles in their search for water.
Weeping willow trees work well in areas that are naturally quite moist. Since they love water, Salix babylonica should not be planted near sewer or water lines, or septic tanks, as they will naturally grow towards them and potentially break them.Weeping willow trees do tend to shed a lot of leaves and twigs, and the tree is brittle.The bark is reddish brown during the winter. Plan on this as a relatively short term tree-they live, on average, for about 30 years. Growing Tips: This tree grows best in moist soil that is well-draining.atin Name: The botanical name for this tree is Salix babylonica. The Salix genus is part of the Salicaceae (willow) family. Common Names: This species is the weeping willow. Preferred USDA Hardiness Zones: You can plant Salix babylonica in Zones 4-9a.