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Yellow poplars are great shade trees but can also pose problems

Posted on November 12, 2019 by tedmanzer

Yellow poplars (Liriodendron tulipifera), also called tulip trees are tall straight fast-growing trees with great fall color. Trees often attain heights of a hundred feet or more. They also require little or no pruning to develop a uniform and dense … Continue reading →

Posted in general nature | Tagged dense canopy, fast growing, intolerant tree, leaf resembles cat face, liriodendron tulipifera, magnolia family, native tree, soft wood, straight grained, tall trees, tuliperine, yellow fall foliage, yellow poplar | 1 Comment

Invasive silk tree

Posted on July 9, 2012 by tedmanzer

It’s now in full bloom. Some think the flowers are gorgeous and want one in their yard. Maybe if they quit mowing their lawn they’d get their wish. The mimosa is that ‘Dr. Seuss-like’ tree with spreading branches and copious … Continue reading →

Posted in foraging | Tagged Albizia julibrissin, bean family, bipinnate leaves, dense canopy, Dr. Suess tree, fast growing, feathery appearance, fragrant pink blooms, mimosa, nature, plants, short lived, silk tree, tiny leaflets | 18 Comments

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Yellow poplars are great shade trees but can also pose problems

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