Poplar, Tulip (Liriodendron tulipifera)
Bare Root Seedling
Tulip poplar is a large, fast-growing, long-lived deciduous tree native to North America. This tree will typically grow a long straight single stem with few-to-no lower branches and unique flowers produce nectar that both hummingbirds and insects seek out for nutrition. Tulip poplar is not particularly flood or drought tolerant and prefers locations with adequate sunlight and room to grow.
Height: 70-100 ft
Soils: Prefers rich deep soils
Water: Not particularly flood tor drought tolerant
Light: Full sun to shade
Wildlife: den tree/nutrition/browse
Picture by Mike Dickison
Bare Root Seedling
Tulip poplar is a large, fast-growing, long-lived deciduous tree native to North America. This tree will typically grow a long straight single stem with few-to-no lower branches and unique flowers produce nectar that both hummingbirds and insects seek out for nutrition. Tulip poplar is not particularly flood or drought tolerant and prefers locations with adequate sunlight and room to grow.
Height: 70-100 ft
Soils: Prefers rich deep soils
Water: Not particularly flood tor drought tolerant
Light: Full sun to shade
Wildlife: den tree/nutrition/browse
Picture by Mike Dickison
Bare Root Seedling
Tulip poplar is a large, fast-growing, long-lived deciduous tree native to North America. This tree will typically grow a long straight single stem with few-to-no lower branches and unique flowers produce nectar that both hummingbirds and insects seek out for nutrition. Tulip poplar is not particularly flood or drought tolerant and prefers locations with adequate sunlight and room to grow.
Height: 70-100 ft
Soils: Prefers rich deep soils
Water: Not particularly flood tor drought tolerant
Light: Full sun to shade
Wildlife: den tree/nutrition/browse
Picture by Mike Dickison