Salix discolor
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| Salix discolor L. |
The Pussy Willow, Salix discolor, is a small, weak-wooded tree, often grown for cut flowers, and cuttings of its branches can be planted to grow full shrubs. It is common to the northern forests and wetlands of Canada and Alaska.
Its floral buds are a soft silky grey, opening to yellow. When grown for use by florists, it is picked just as the buds expand in spring, The buds can be used for table decorations. In winter, the buds close up till next spring.
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