Salix Cordata Subsp. Mackenzieana

Salix cordata subsp. mackenzieana is a lesser-known member of the willow family known for its unique ecological role and ornamental value. Native to the arctic and subarctic regions of North America, this subspecies thrives in harsh, cold environments. It is characterized by its narrow, lance-shaped leaves and a distinctive growth habit that allows it to survive in extreme conditions. Despite its resilience, it remains underappreciated in horticultural circles. Understanding this plant offers insight into the adaptability of flora in challenging climates.