Ever since the addition of savannah biomes and roofed forests, each with their own respective new tree species, i've always wondered why the swamp biome didn't get so much love in terms of getting an actual new tree species.
It would make swamps more unique and players would actually seek out swamp biomes for their willow tree wood. The color of the bark is a little bit greenish compared to oak wood, but the planks you get from it have a lot more noticeable greenish tone. It could make some nice camouflage for your building or overall just give some more variety and colors when building with wood.
Technically it's only required to replace the oak wood and oak leaves with willow wood and willow leaves, since the structure from the current swamp trees look a lot like willow trees especially with their vines.
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I agree, I would love some stripped wood or particularly planks with a green tinge; like young/immature wood, wood in a permanently damp area or even perhaps wood with lichen growing on it.
This would be so helpful when building supports for bridges over water, buildings that look decrepit/ruined, or buildings and ships in a harbour area.
I've tried to attach some images with different green woods but was a bit restricted - new wood, old wood, and a tree with very thin bark that is green; as well as a partially rotted tree with lichen as an indicator/idea of various tones of green in wood (not in the bark). Can offer more images if needed
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