The branches of that tree do look like they could be witches’ floating hair. The tree looks a bit like our weeping willows, but I can see it’s in a park, or near to cut grass, so that’s unlikely, as willows here nearly always grow near rivers or water sources. With my love, Ellie Xox xox 🌳
Is it growing near a water source at all, David? If not, I wonder if it’s a different species of willow.
Having asked that, I’ve just googled that question, and it says that although most willows grow near water sources or in damp conditions, they are relatively adaptable, so that would make sense as to why your willow is happily growing in a park. With love, Ellie Xox xox
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The branches of that tree do look like they could be witches’ floating hair. The tree looks a bit like our weeping willows, but I can see it’s in a park, or near to cut grass, so that’s unlikely, as willows here nearly always grow near rivers or water sources. With my love, Ellie Xox xox 🌳
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It is a willow, Ellie.
Love
DD XOX xox
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Is it growing near a water source at all, David? If not, I wonder if it’s a different species of willow.
Having asked that, I’ve just googled that question, and it says that although most willows grow near water sources or in damp conditions, they are relatively adaptable, so that would make sense as to why your willow is happily growing in a park. With love, Ellie Xox xox
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Most excellent. I love this!
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Thanks Suzette.
Kind regards,
DD
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