Salix discolor, commonly known as pussy willow, is a native North American shrub found in wetlands and along streams. It is known for its fuzzy, silver-gray catkins that emerge in late winter, resembling tiny cats' paws or "pussies," preceding its foliage. Beyond its ornamental value, it serves ecological roles by providing habitat and food for wildlife. Historically, its branches have been used in traditional crafts such as basket weaving. Adaptable and tolerant of various soil types, Salix discolor remains a cherished and ecologically valuable species in its native habitats.

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