The weeping poplar, also known as Populus alba, belongs to the family Salicaceae. Its bud has many bracts layer by layer, which wrap the immature flower core in a spiral shape. In spring, the weeping poplar will bloom, and catkin-like individuals will grow on both sides of the bud, which will be scattered around by external factors.

Growth habit of weeping poplar

The growth temperature of Populus davidiana is generally 4~36℃, which is the most suitable environment for growth at 15~30℃. However, according to different plant species and development stages, the requirements for temperature are very different. Populus davidiana is cold-resistant, and can tolerate the continuous low temperature of MINUS 6 degrees at the lowest. If the temperature drops again, it is necessary to take heat preservation measures for Populus davidiana.

Where weeping willows grow

1, weeping willows can adapt to all kinds of ecological environments, and can grow in mountains, plains, sand dunes and polar regions. Most of weeping willows grow in temperate regions, such as Asia and Europe, and the temperature is generally suitable, and they can grow in waterside, roadside and courtyard.

2. Populus davidiana is a plant with large ecological range, wide adaptability to the environment, light-loving, humidity-loving and cold-resistant, and it is a mesogenic wet tree species.

What does weeping willows look like?

Populus davidiana is brownish green in spring, and some green gradually turns yellow in summer. Populus davidiana is a large deciduous tree with a growth height of up to 30 meters. Its branches are slender and soft, generally in a natural drooping state, and the dense branches are combined together, which looks like women's hair far away.

Appreciation of weeping poplar pictures