Yew-leaf willow
Salix taxifolia
Family: Salicaceae
What it is like
A shrub. It grows 3-4.5 m high and spreads 2-3 m wide. The branches are slightly furry. The leaves are narrow. Both the male and female flower catkins are small.
There are about 300 Salix species.
Where it is found
It suits hardiness zones 8-10.
Countries/locations it is found in
Australia, Central America, Mexico, North America, USA
How it is used for food
Edible parts
Inner bark, leaves