liitännöinä
Liitännöinä, also known as "liitännäiset" or "liitännäispuut," are a type of tree commonly found in the boreal forests of Northern Europe and North America. They are characterized by their distinctive, flat-topped crowns and are often used as ornamental trees in gardens and parks. Liitännöinä are deciduous trees, meaning they shed their leaves annually, typically in the fall. The leaves of liitännöinä are simple, alternate, and have a serrated margin, which gives them a distinctive appearance.
The genus name "liitännöinä" comes from the Finnish word for "willow," reflecting the tree's resemblance to willows
Liitännöinä are valued for their aesthetic appeal and are often planted for their attractive foliage and flat-topped