| Family | SALICACEAE |
| Genus species | Salix repens L. |
| Bibliography | Sp. Pl. 1: 1020 (1753) |
| Native Range | Europe |
| Primary Biome | Temperate |
| Habitat | bogs, marshes |
| Altitude | 0-1700m |
| Description | branchlets pale brown, leaves ovate to elliptic, 6-20mm, acute, entire, dully green, abaxially densely sericeous, catkins sessile, to 25mm long |
| Size | 25-50cm |
| Color | |
| Bloom | spring |
| Ca | |
| Type | shrub |
| Cultivation | very moist to boggy, semi-shady site alpine house, moist, humous, sandy soil, semi-shade |
| Propagation | seed when ripe or as soon as possible cuttings in early summer and fall |
| Synonyms | Diplima arenaria (L.) Raf. Salix adscendens Sm. Salix ambigua Schleich. ex Ser. Salix arenaria L. Salix argentea Dum.Cours. Salix argentea Sm. Salix canaliculata Besser Salix connata Besser ex Link Salix decumbens J.Forbes Salix depressa Hoffm. Salix diversifolia Rochel ex Andersson Salix foetida Sm. Salix forbesiana Andersson Salix fusca L. Salix incubacea L. Salix laeta O.E.Schulz Salix laeta ssp. myrtifolia Schultz Salix littoralis Host Salix livescens Host Salix marinifolia Willd Salix parvifolia Sm. Salix patzeana Andersson Salix plicata Fr. Salix polymorpha Ehrh. Salix pratensis Host Salix prostrata Sm. Salix reflexa J.Forbes Salix repens ssp. argentea (Rchb.) A.Camus & E.G.Camus Salix repens ssp. dunensis Rouy Salix repens var. latifolia Neilr. Salix reversifolia Wahlenb. ex Schur Salix rostrata Thuill. Salix schultziana Willd. ex Link Salix spathulata Schultz Salix subalpina J.Forbes Salix tenuis Host Salix versicolor J.Forbes Salix versifolia Ser. Vimen involucea Raf. Vimen parvifolia Raf. Vimen repens (L.) Raf. |
| Territory | 1 Europe 10 Northern Europe (DEN Denmark, FIN Finland, GRB Great Britain, IRE Ireland, NOR Norway, SWE Sweden) 11 Middle Europe (AUT Austria, BGM Belgium, CZE Czechoslovakia, GER Germany, NET Netherlands, POL Poland, SWI Switzerland) 12 Southwestern Europe (FRA France, POR Portugal, SPA Spain) 13 Southeastern Europe (YUG Yugoslavia) 14 Eastern Europe (BLT Baltic States, RUC Central European Russia, RUN North European Russia) |