White poplar tree

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Fast-growing, Populus alba (White Poplar) is a wide-spreading, suckering, deciduous tree with a broad crown boasting an attractive foliage of 3-5 lobed leaves, up to 5 in. long (12 cm), lustrous dark green above and white and downy underneath. The fuzzy undersides make the tree sparkle when the breeze stirs the leaves, creating a beautiful two-toned effect.

Some species of poplar trees are commonly called cottonwoods. There are different species of poplar growing throughout the United States. You can identify poplar trees by recognizing certain features. A field guide to trees of North America is also an aid in identifying different types of poplars.

POPULUS ALBA – White Poplar Characteristics White poplar is a conspicuous tree with its very white woolly underside to its leaves which show when moved in…

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White Poplar Trees

The White Poplar Tree from John Evelyn Sylva, Discourse of Forest Trees 1786

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