The yellow poplar tree is also called tulip tree, tulip poplar, white poplar, and whitewood. It is fast-growing and typically reaches heights between 80-100 feet. Some specimens can reach heights ...

A tulip poplar tree near the Octagon House in Farmington is more than 100 years old, ... It made it through the winter but that late frost damaged a few leaves.

The tulip poplar is especially useful when it comes to crafting, as fewer tools are needed to desirably shape its soft wood. Historically, the tulip poplar was used by the Cherokee in North America to ...

Poplar firewood, while not as valued as locust or hickory, dries fast, burns hot and is often used as “shoulder wood” for the cool-but-not-frigid months on either end of winter.

For some deciduous trees winter does not mean a complete cessation in photosynthetic activity or growth. ... a quaking poplar. When I think of a "cheery" tree, I think of quaking aspens.

A tulip poplar tree near the Octagon House in Farmington is more than 100 years old, was probably imported and planted there by the Mallett family.

Since most deciduous trees drop their leaves in the winter, what clues can we use? Remember to look at the three “Bs" — branches, bark and buds — for all of the information you need.

Sticky substance raining down Tulip Poplar trees in Ohio isn’t sap; the real answer is pretty gross. ... which is being seen a lot this year due to last year’s mild winter.

By Steve Flairty NKyTribune columnist In recent columns, we’ve looked at Kentucky state symbols for the bird, which is the ...

All the latest science news on poplar from Phys.org. Find the latest news, advancements, and ... poplar trees in a scene like this could be a source of sustainable fuel to power aircraft or ...