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snow mountain willow
Salix divaricata
var.
metaformosa
I will explain the growth characteristics and cultivation methods of Salix divaricata var. metaformosa. Growth Characteristics Salix divaricata adapts well to mountainous regions and possesses cold and wind tolerance, allowing it to withstand low temperatures and strong winds. It takes root well even in such environments and is characterized by straight stems. Propagation Methods It can primarily be propagated through cuttings and seeds. Cuttings involve cutting healthy branches in the spring and planting them, while seed propagation involves harvesting mature seeds and sowing them. Cultivation Methods - Soil: Choose well-draining soil. It tolerates somewhat moist soil well. - Sunlight: A location with ample sunlight is ideal, but it can tolerate partial shade. - Watering: Maintain moist soil while being careful not to overwater. - Fertilizer: It is beneficial to use slow-release fertilizer appropriately in the spring. Uses in the Garden It is highly popular as an ornamental plant in gardens. Its striking leaves and neat stems make it an attractive landscaping tree. It is also relatively resistant to pests and diseases, making it easy to maintain. Important Pests and Control Methods While Salix d'Avian (Willow) divaricata is relatively resistant to pests and diseases, it can still be damaged by certain pests. The major pests and control methods are as follows: - Aphids: Damage can be reduced through periodic observation and early control. Washing with soapy water or using eco-friendly insecticides can be employed. - Soft Rot: This can be prevented by avoiding excessive moisture and ensuring good ventilation. Salix d'Avian divaricata is a hardy and easy-to-care-for plant that is useful for adding colorful elements to your garden.
Plant Type
Plant Family
Willow family
Height
80~100cm
Spread
Colors
White, green
Bloom Period
April~May
Water Needs
commonly
Exposure
Sunny
Freezing Resistance
-30°C
Dwarf willow
Salix divaricata var. orthostemma
King willow
Salix chaenomeloides