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Salix nakamurana
Salix nakamurana is a creeping alpine willow, which sends its stems spreading, eventually widely, close to the ground. They are clothed with leaves that are silky hairy in the spring, and carry many 5 cm-tall upright catkins. It originates from the island of Hokkaido in Japan. Prostrate form with large rounded green leaves and silvery catkins.
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| Pot Size |
4 litre pot |
| Width |
100cm |
| Height |
20cm |
| Family |
Salicaceae |
| Flowering |
Spring |
| Garden habitat |
sun or partial shade |
| Soil |
fertile, moist soil |
| Plant category |
Shrub |
| Height |
20 cm |
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SNV-4 |
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