Description
Tulip poplar is a large tree native to the Eastern half of the United States from northern Florida to southern New York. There is a beautiful young specimen on the health trail at U of M hospital in West Branch, Michigan. Our other fast growing trees.
Scientific Name: Liriodendron tulipifera
Zone:4-9 Find Your Growing Zone
Mature Height: 70-100 ft
Mature Width: 35-50 ft
Fruit: None
Flowers: 2 1/2″ yellow and orange flowers
Bloom Time: Late April to June
Growth Rate: 18-25″
Soil: Does best with acidic, moist, loose and well-drained soil
Drought Tolerance: Moderate
Flood Tolerance: Moderate
Sun Requirements: Full Sun
Fall Color: Yellow
Wildlife Value: Food source for pollinators.
**Trees 3-4′ and larger may require extra shipping. Call for a more accurate shipping quote.
