Black Willow
Much of the visual charm of river edges and streamsides can be credited to black willow. Its wide-spreading irregular crowns lean over the water, allowing some dappled sunlight through the delicate narrow leaves, and the rough, almost black trunks give a sinewy structure to the fluid scene.
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