Again, I’m going to take advantage of Cee’s expanded version of what can be considered for the Flower of the Day Challenge.
This weekend, I was planting Willow cuttings (live stakes) with a friend. A gelatinous substance on one of the branches caught my eye.
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I think it might be sap but am not sure. Take look at my response to Cee’s question.
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I’d guess it is some kind of sap….but I really don’t know. Great find and photos. 😀
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I think that that’s probably what it is too but since I’ve planted 200 or more of those live stakes it is interesting that it was only on one of them.
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Now, that’s a bud😊
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