Usually means: Fast-growing tree, branches brittle.
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  1. Crack Willow: Botanical Name listing of Plants

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▸ noun:  A of willow native to Europe and western Asia (Salix fragilis).

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brittle willow, salix fragilis, snap willow, white willow, almond willow, weeping willow, bay willow, black willow, willow tree, goat willow, more...

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brittle willow, salix fragilis, snap willow, white willow, almond willow, weeping willow, bay willow, black willow, willow tree, goat willow, more...



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