Salix apoda windbreak it is native to the

it is native to the eastern Mediterranean and is listed as endangered by the ICUN

A fast growing tall deciduous oak native to the Caucasus region of eastern Europe and western Asia

A hardy small tree grown for its fruits which an be eaten either raw or cooked

A lover of wet water logged soil it is well adapted for such conditions forming 'knees' to provide the roots with oxygen

The dark green leathery leaves and the wood have a strong and agreeable fragrance and is used as an incense in Japan

Salix apoda windbreak it is native to theA small deciduous, prostrate growing ground covering willow native to the Caucasus. A slow grower reaching a height to 15cm, spread 30 60cm. Requires full sun and moist soil.