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Xreichardtii (pussy willow) is a common garden plant
that has become naturalised in a number of places. It is a
deciduous, multi-stemmed shrub or small tree. The leaves are
only about twice as long as wide. The flowers are very
small, but in short, dense spikes that open well before the
leaves grow in spring. |
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University of Tasmania
