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Corkscrew willow and Corkscrew hazelnut have striking winter interest
Many plants have unique features that are displayed during the growing season. Some have unusual foliage. Some have unique flowers. Incorporating plants with attractive winter features can be a challenge. Two common plants are corkscrew willow (Salix matsudana) and corkscrew … Continue reading
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Tagged attractive form, corkscrew hazelnut, corkscrew willow, Corylus avellana 'Contorta', curly willow, eastern filbert blight, edible nuts, floral accents, full sun, Harry Lauder's walking stick, male catkins, Salix matsudana, soil moisture, systemic ascomycete fungus, willow
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Nature’s Aspirin
Nature’s Aspirin I enjoy harvesting plants from the wild and we have numerous useful plants. Black Willow (Salix nigra) is our most common willow species. Willows are one of the most common trees used in making baskets, because the stems … Continue reading
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