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| Otsiningo Park, Binghamton, New York, August 2018 |
They grow where many trees won't, in moist conditions at the edges of lakes or ponds.
It can be a girl's name.
And the trees are just plain beautiful.
The bark is medicinal - nature's Aspirin (ASA), in fact.
What else do you want in a tree?
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At least it's not a whomping willow. Those I'd stay away from ;)
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ReplyDeleteWe're thinking of addinh a willow tree to front of our place.
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Nothing more actually! :-)
ReplyDeleteThe Weeping Willows are really beautiful trees..
Weeping Willows or Happy Willows? :) I would love to see them some day :) THank you for joining Alana.
ReplyDeleteThere is something so wistful about weeping willows as they bend towards the water. Do they always grow near water?
ReplyDeleteInteresting post, have not seen the weeping willows but nice to know they are flexible and has medicinal value.
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