how do you care for a whippping willow tree?

Answer 1

They just need a lot of water.

Answer 2

North American willows form a large and diverse family of both native and imported trees. In fact, many of the over 75 varieties found in the United States and Canada are more bush or shrub than tree and some reach a height of no more than a few inches. All willows have light, soft wood, bitter bark, and cap-like winter buds. For landscape plantings, one of the most popular willows has long been an imported variety, the weeping willow.
Zone: 6 to 8
Light: Partial shade to full sun
Moisture: Wet to moist
Soil Type: Sandy, loam, or clay
pH Range: 3.7 to 7.3
Maintenance needed to remove fallen twigs when planted in high traffic area.
Prune dead and damaged wood anytime of year.

Answer 3

Hey if it truly is a whipping willow then whoop it's ***.

Answer 4

Sir, it is 'weeping willow'.