Salix petiolaris
Flowering shaped catkins, yellow-brown in the spring before the leaves. Youg leaves green, long, silky, soon becoming hairless.
Description
| Latin name |
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Salix petiolaris | ||||
| French name |
Petiolate willow, willow long petiole. | |||||
| English | Stalked willow, meadow willow, slender willow. | |||||
| Carriage | Compact. | |||||
| Foliage | Young green leaves, long, silky, soon becoming hairless. | |||||
| Flowering | Flowers shaped like kittens, brown-yellow in spring before the leaves. | |||||
| Croissance | Croissance rapide. | |||||
| Use | Native plant in Quebec. Grows in humid and semi-moist riverbanks, lakeshores, ditches. Grows well in any soil type. | |||||
| Height | 1to3meters | |
Largeur | |
1 to 2 meters | |
| Exposition | |
Zone | |
2 | ||
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