Characteristics of steamed willow, introduction of steamed willow

Mantou willow, a common tree species in Xinjiang. The steamed willow does not need to be pruned manually, and the crown of the tree is semi-circled. It is a deformation of the willow, hardy, salinity-tolerant.

The branches are dense, the end is slightly neat, the crown is semicircular, the shape is like a steamed bun, it likes light, is cold-resistant, drought-resistant, water-resistant, pruning-resistant, has strong suitability, has good shading effect, and is the main afforestation and landscaping tree species in the northern region.

The earliest green tree in Yili is Mantou willow, and the tree that loses its leaves the latest is also Mantou willow. It knows that people love green, so it always does its best to give as much green as possible to people.

The shape of the mantou willow is the shape of a tree typical of a children's painting. Children always draw a straight stem, then a circle, add a few branches, and finally paint green in the circle and ochre on the stem and branches. Mantou willow looks like this, no matter how ordinary.

The branches and leaves of the mantou willow grow upwards and grow in the outermost circle of the canopy, so it has a particularly large green area.

The branches and leaves of the mantou willow are very dense, so it is very green and solid, and there is no element of bluffing. A few days after the first lunar month, the steamed willows began to turn green. Although the scenery is far away but there is none, this is the first touch of green in spring.

At the end of February and the beginning of March, the mantou willow tree is already green, and the tall aspen and many other trees around it have not yet woken up from hibernation. By the time the leaves of the little aspen rattled loudly, the steamed willow had been green for a long time.

Although the steamed willow is the earliest green and the latest to retreat, it has no intention of showing itself. It does not compete with plum blossoms to herald spring, nor does it paint itself so dazzlingly and eye-catching when it leaves in late autumn like other trees, and it does not desperately stretch itself into the air to show itself or consciously float its branches and leaves to flatter passers-by. It's always so plain, it's green in spring, it's green in summer, it's green in autumn, it's green in early winter.

Mantou willow (Latin scientific name: Salix Matsudana var.). matsudana f.

umbraculifera rehd.) is a type of willow tree, named for its shape similar to steamed buns. The branches are dense, the end is slightly neat, the crown is semi-hidden and the forehand is round, the shape is like a steamed bun, it likes light, it is cold-resistant, drought-resistant, water-resistant, moisture-resistant, pruning-resistant, the suitability is strong, the shading effect is good, it is the main afforestation and landscaping tree species in the northern region.

Mantou willow is a deformation of dry willow, hardy, salt-alkali tolerant. Native to China, it is cultivated in the Qingshen Basin of the Yellow River in China, and is cultivated in the northeast, northeast plains, the Loess Plateau, and west to Gansu and Qinghai.

Mantou willow is a type of willow tree, named because its tree shape resembles a steamed bun. Native to China, it is cultivated in the Yellow River Basin of China, and is cultivated in the northeast, northeast plain, Loess Plateau, west to Gansu, Qinghai, etc.

Varieties and varieties: Salix, Salix, Salix.

Positive burning, like warm and cool climate, pollution resistance, fast-growing finger Qi, cold resistance, humidity resistance, drought tolerance. It grows poorly on consolidated, clayey soil and heavy saline-alkali soil. It is not tolerant of shade, likes moisture and drought.