Pendulous willow
Pendulous willowSalix × pendulina
Pl@ntNet fairly sure45%Good planking tree
Found by Tom · Aug 30 · Hampton Hill, Greater London
1 person has been to see this.
- Leaning
Where it is
Show on the mapHampton Hill, Greater London
DirectionsNobody has photographed this since April, 5 months ago. It will look quite different now.
The story so far
August 30
1 photo from Tom
What is it?
Pendulous willow
Identified by Pl@ntNet, which was fairly confident.
Pl@ntNet also thought it might be
- Weeping willowSalix babylonica
- Western Australian peppermintAgonis flexuosa
- Humboldt's WillowSalix humboldtiana
About Pendulous willow
Salix babylonica is a species of willow native to dry areas of northern China, Korea, Mongolia, Japan, and Siberia but cultivated for millennia elsewhere in Asia, being traded along the Silk Road to southwest Asia and Europe [1][2] but now found all across the world.
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