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Spotted near Canterbury, England, by my dad. It looks like a catkin inflorescence. But I have no idea as to which plant species it belong to. Could somebody help me ID this.

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Comments (2)
Namitha
Thanks for sharing J. But it seems that there are about 400 species of Salix, so finding the right species will be tougher. Thank you for introducing a new plant to me. I new about Weeping willow, but didn't know about this relative.
Jacob Gorneau
It's a type of Pussy Willow (Salix sp.) Here is one I found in the US: http://www.projectnoah.org/spottings/10028611
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PublishedDecember 2, 2012

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