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Willow, Goat - Bareroot
Salix caprea - Goat Willow / Great Sallow
The Goat Willow - Salix caprea,also known as the Pussy willow, can often be found by rivers and streams. It is a small deciduous native waterside tree. that carries long, oval shaped grey-green leaves and yellow - male and silver-white - female catkins in spring. Any soil, ideally damp. To 20m
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