Learn how to identify the yellow poplar tree, including facts about its habit, range, management, and more.

Poplars look stunning with their smooth, light-colored bark and silvery leaves, but don't be drawn by the siren call of these trees' natural beauty. Despite their elegant and aesthetically ...

Many frequenters of the little East River Park that overlooks Hell Gate and the river in the vicinity of Eigthy-sixth Street have noticed with regret recently that the 'stump of the big poplar ...

Growth off stump sprouts insures future trees with little or no planting costs. There is an ever-increasing list of primary uses being developed for hybrid poplar.

Have you ever seen a tree that has had its branches all cut back to the trunk? There's a reason for that, and it could actually be a good arboreal practice.

The remains of a famous sycamore tree, which stood on Britain’s Roman-built Hadrian’s Wall in northern England for more than ...

The tulip poplar is a softwood deciduous tree that is one of the two largest trees in the Eastern Forest of North America, alongside white pine. Because of its size and characteristically straight ...

The bark of some trees even has a scent in winter. Sassafras trees smell very spicy and black cherry trees have a bitter almond scent. Next, look at the tree’s buds.

Tulip Poplar trees are fast-growing and can reach over 150 feet in the wild, making them an impressive sight. These massive trees can live for centuries, during which time their trunks can achieve ...

Gather fresh blueberries and make a basket from tulip poplar bark. It’s breakfast time again. And the height of blueberry season. As such, it’s an easy task to figure out what to serve in the ...

Pencil sketches of sections of the felled poplar tree, the beginnings of subsequent artworks The bark rubbings Lamb and Woods took from the poplar after it had been felled, using wax crayon, to ...

Purchase trees from a local nursery and plant between spring and early fall. Tulip trees do best in a sunny spot that has ...