Created By: Sophie MaRose
Salix bebbiana is common along the forest edge on this property. Its unique diamond-patterned bark gives it away. If you were adventurous you may have already seen one behind the shed. This one, located on the side of the house on the slope towards the backyard lost a large stem in a storm last year, but is still growing strong. The wood has uses for woodcarving.
This point of interest is part of the tour: MaRose Dendrology Walk
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