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White willow

Deciduous trees

White willow

Salix alba L.

The typical species of deciduous shrubs and trees of the genus Salix. A large tree or shrub with a broadly rounded, often weeping crown. Leaves lanceolate, with silky silvery pubescence when unfolding, later light green…

White willow 'Tristis'

Deciduous trees

White willow 'Tristis'

Salix alba 'Tristis'

A popular cultivar of white willow. A tree with a picturesque weeping crown. Shoots pendulous, yellow, in winter reddish-orange. Leaves lanceolate, elongated, green, silvery beneath. Catkins yellow.

White willow bare

Deciduous trees

White willow bare

Salix alba 'Liempde'

A cultivar of white willow. Distinguished by a beautiful narrow-conical crown. Leaves lanceolate, dark green above, silvery beneath. Catkins loose, cylindrical, greenish-yellow.

White-margined Hosta

Flowers for the garden

White-margined Hosta

Н. albo-marginata (Hook.) Hyl

Plants small, without a waxy bloom, somewhat reminiscent of Н. lancifolia. Herbaceous perennial with a superficial rhizome and fibrous cord-like roots. Leaves thin, broadly lanceolate or ovate-elliptic, dark green, with…

White-variegated holly

Conifers

White-variegated holly

Aquifolium Argentea Marginata

White-variegated holly (Aquifolium Argentea Marginata) - a brief species description for Your Garden

White-violet aconite

Flowers for the garden

White-violet aconite

Aconitum albo-violaceum

White-violet aconite is a semi-prostrate, semi-climbing plant. Stems up to 250 cm long, densely leafy.

Whitebeam

Deciduous trees

Whitebeam

Aria (L.

Whitebeam (Aria (L.) Crantz) - a brief species description on Your Garden

Whitish Pseudorchis

Flowers for the garden

Whitish Pseudorchis

Leucorchis albida

A plant with a short stem (12–40 cm) and a tuber, palmately divided almost to the base into thin, long segments. Leaves 3–5, oblong, up to 8 cm long. Inflorescence a dense cylindrical multi-flowered spike.

Whitish iris

Flowers for the garden

Whitish iris

Iris albicans Lange

Whitish iris (I. albicans Lange) - description, species, photos, care, cultivation, transplanting, pests, propagation - Iris

Wilcoxia

Indoor plants

Wilcoxia

Wilcoxia

Wilcoxia is an attractive plant of graceful form, native to Mexico, Lower California, and Texas, where it grows in arid areas.

Wild blackberry

Deciduous shrubs

Wild blackberry

Rubus fruticosus L.

A deciduous semi-shrub of the Rose family (Rosaceae). Reaches 3 m in height. Shoots and stems are armed with thorns, less often thornless. Flowers white or pink, 2 cm in diameter, flowering from June to July. Fruits are…

Wild grape

Climbing plants

Wild grape

Vitis silvestris

Deciduous liana up to 20 m long, when no support is available it sprawls along the ground. Bark on older trunks peels off in strips; annual shoots sometimes slightly ribbed, two-year-old shoots smooth.

Wild pear

Deciduous trees

Wild pear

communis 'Beech Hill'

Wild pear (communis 'Beech Hill') - brief description of the species on Your Garden

Williams Summer Pear

Fruit trees

Williams Summer Pear

Pýrus Williams

A reference cultivar of the late-summer ripening period. Fruits large, oblong-pyriform, light green at harvest with a slight blush. Flesh yellowish-white, juicy, tender, wine-sweet with a muscat aroma, of excellent dess…

Willow

Deciduous trees

Willow

Salix L

Willow (dioecious) (Salix L.) - a brief description of the species on Your Garden

Willow

Deciduous trees

Willow

SALIX

Deciduous dioecious trees, shrubs or subshrubs with a spreading broad crown. Leaves alternate, petiolate, from round to narrowly linear. Flowers — beautiful catkins

Willow oak

Deciduous trees

Willow oak

Quercus phellos L.

A beautiful deciduous tree up to 20 m tall, with a slender trunk and a broadly rounded (pyramidal when young) crown. Notable for its distinctive glossy green leaves resembling willow leaves

Willow-leaved pear

Deciduous trees

Willow-leaved pear

salicifolia Pall.

Willow-leaved pear (salicifolia Pall.) - a brief description of the species on Your Garden

Willow-leaved pear

Deciduous trees

Willow-leaved pear

Pyrus salicifolia

Grows as part of arid open woodland in the lower and middle mountain belts. A light-loving xerophyte, mesotherm, an element of arid open woodlands and shrubland. Protected in nature reserves.

Wilson deutzia

Deciduous shrubs

Wilson deutzia

Deutzia x wilsonii Duthie

Shrub 1-2 m high, with sparsely pubescent, annual shoots. Branches reddish-brown.

Wilson's Ligularia

Flowers for the garden

Wilson's Ligularia

Ligularia wilsoniana

Plant up to 150 cm tall. Stems erect, slightly branched. Basal leaves large, reniform, on long petioles. Flower heads yellow.

Winged Euonymus Compactus

Deciduous shrubs

Winged Euonymus Compactus

Euonymus alatus Compactus

A cultivar of winged euonymus of the genus Euonymus. A vertically growing shrub with a domed crown. Leaves are elliptical, green in summer, turning bright red in autumn. Flowers are simple and inconspicuous. Fruits are …

Winged Thunbergia

Climbing plants

Winged Thunbergia

Т. alata

A climbing plant up to 2 m high. Leaves ovate to trigonally-ovate, 2.5 - 10 cm long, cordate at the base, serrated at the margins, with soft pubescence.

Winged euonymus

Deciduous shrubs

Winged euonymus

Euonymus alatus

A deciduous shrub with a broad, densely branched crown; slow-growing. Very decorative in autumn due to its brightly colored leaves and attractive fruits.