The dappled willow tree form is a small, grafted tree that is attractive and very tolerant of wet sites.  It has interesting variegated foliage that emerges pink in early spring, turning white and green, then fading to mostly green as the summer progresses.  New stems are red in the fall and winter.

This fast-growing tree can be used as an accent plant or tall foundation planting. It prefers full sun to part shade and has the best color with a little afternoon protection. It also prefers moist to wet sites, although it will tolerate drought once established.