Introduction to Weeping Willow

 

Weeping willow refers to arbor, dioecious, slender branches, soft and drooping, leaves are broad at the base, and the tip is tapered. Also called "Weeping Willow".

 

Morphological characteristics:

 

Trees, dioecious, slender branches, soft and drooping, broad bases of leaves, and tapering tips. Also called weeping willow.

 

It can be used for sidewalk trees and riverside shelterbelts; diameter at breast height 7-10 cm, fixed stem height 2.5-3 meters, branch point height about 2.5 meters, 3 to 4 main branches, full crown or partial crown seedlings can be cultivated as required. It is mainly used for the greening of gardens, lakesides and waterfront scenic spots.

 

Growth environment:

 

It grows on roadsides, watersides and other green trees. It is resistant to water and humidity and can also be born in arid places.

 

distribution range:

 

It is produced in the Yangtze River Basin and the Yellow River Basin. It is cultivated in other places and introduced in various countries in Asia, Europe and America.