Why are willows planted by the river?

Because willows (weeping willows) are swaying and beautiful, they are suitable for planting by the lake beside the pool. If peach blossoms are planted occasionally, the green silk is graceful and the red branches are in full bloom, which is especially the characteristic of spring scenery in Jiangnan gardens in China. In addition, willow (weeping willow) likes to grow in wetlands on both sides of the river bank, which is water-resistant and moisture-resistant.

Willow is divided into weeping willow and withered willow. Weeping willows, also called willows, are deciduous trees; Salix salicifolia, also known as Salix salicifolia, is a deciduous shrub. Willow willow, produced in China, Korea, Japan and other places. Beijing is widely planted in urban and rural areas. Cold tolerance, drought tolerance. Salix weeping willows are drought-resistant, water-resistant and moisture-resistant, and are wet-born positive tree species. I like to be born in wetlands on both sides of the river bank, and I won't die if I am flooded for a short time. High dry land and calcareous soil can also adapt. Germination early, defoliation late, growth fast, but not as cold-resistant as Salix matsudana.