Salix fragilis

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Crack Willow (<i>Salix fragilis</i>) with young shoots, even though this is an uprooted tree that has spent many days in the sea before being washed up on a beach. This is testament to the resilience of this often rather dome-shaped, 15-25m tall, deciduous tree that occurs naturally in Europe and Central Asia. The name. Crack Willow comes from the brittle young twigs, which snap easily. Order: Malpighiales, Family: Salicaceae Order: Malpighiales</a>
 

Crack Willow (Salix fragilis) with young shoots, even though this is an uprooted tree that has spent many days in the sea before being washed up on a beach. This is testament to the resilience of this often rather dome-shaped, 15-25m tall, deciduous tree that occurs naturally in Europe and Central Asia. The name. Crack Willow comes from the brittle young twigs, which snap easily. Order: Malpighiales, Family: Salicaceae Order: Malpighiales
 

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