Willow Tree Pictures, Lot of Photos, Images with examples of Different Types of Willow Trees
Oversized Pussy Willow Blooms Maxed Out. A Full flowering wild Pussy willow!
Pussy Willows in full bloom closer up! 
This is what a pussy willow trees’s flowers or catkin’s look like early Spring time.
Pussy Willows flowers are refer to as “Catkins” – very striking display in Spring
Photo of a Willow Tree by the water with sugar maples in behind during the Autumn season.
Willow Trees do well near and around water.
Nice snowy winter picture with willows by the pond over flow.
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These Winter Willow Trees have no leaves, a narly thick bark and yellow new growth branches from previous year.
Red Willow Tree’s branches are medium to bright red adding color to a planter display. The Common Willow trees new growth branches are yellow adding contrast with the red willow branches.
During the winter season the willow tree’s leaves are shed.
Left are the yellow newer growth branches on the last year or so.
This is one way to identify a willow tree in the forest … they like to grow near water and ponds.
Image of a Willow Tree Type, a deciduous tree, looses leaves during the winter months.
During the winter months one can see the outline the willows structure and branches.
Wintering Canadian geese fly over the tall Willow Tree.
Willow Tree leaves are rather small index finger size and longer .. flexible branches with light weight leaves.
Wintery image of a Willow Tree making a good life by a active source of water .
Shown here are some Willow Tree Leaves, in the center the leaves are turning yellow as the autumn cold weather comes in …. on the left are the summer’s light green leaves.
Willow trees thrive around water and are commonly found near stream and pond as show in the photo.
Photos of Willow Trees used for landscaping. Below the first image the Willows with smaller trunks are about 15-20 years old and the larger trunk trees are estimated at 25-30 years of age.
Young Willow trees growing in ditches are not for planting at the botanical gardens but do provide needed root structure to the banks of creeks thus slowing down erosion.
Winter image of Willow Tree Branches at the forest pond.
Picture of weeping Willow Tree Branches during the winter.
One way to identify a willow tree in winter and spring is by the trees yellow branches.
There are over 400 species of deciduous willow trees and shrubs.
Willow Tree Scientific name is : Salix
Large wood religious Cross marker set out on a point of Willow Trees.
Winter tree image of willows used as a back drop in garden landscape.
Winter image of Willow Tree branches
Willow trees are commonly seen along the edges of ponds, lakes and rivers.
Willows are often seen on banks of lakes and streams where their roots help protect the shore line against the flow of water.
Weeping willow roots, if left unchecked, form thickets along streams and creeks where their roots spread into the water.
This photo shows the deeply furrowed bark of the willow tree.
Picturesque photo of willow tree branches and leaves overhanging the river bank.
Picturesque willow tree photo looking through the willow tree branches at the stream beyond.
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