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Buy Poplar Trees at a Tree Nursery
Popular Poplar trees are fast-growing ornamental trees with unique fluttering, shiny leaves and some varieties feature gorgeous flowers and incredible fall color!
Poplars are generally loved for their rate of growth - which is amazingly fast! They provide quick shade and fast privacy and are super cold-hardy and easy to grow.
How do you choose the right tree Poplar tree for your specific needs?
There are multitudes of Poplar cultivars to choose from! From the columnar Theves Poplar and Lombardy Poplar to insanely fast-growing Hybrid Poplar trees and stout native Cottonwoods and Quaking Aspen!
Gorgeous bark, vigorous growth, and shiny, waving heart-shaped leaves seem to make all the trees in this family stand out in the sun!
Using Poplar Trees in the Landscape
Cottonwoods and Quaking Aspens are Poplar family relatives that are used in landscape applications in cold USDA growing zones! Featuring striking foliage and bark, these natives can grow just about anywhere! These and many other types of Poplar are moisture lovers, so they need ample water in order to grow into a strong, healthy tree. There is even a seedless Cottonwood to avoid any fluffy summer 'snow'.
These trees are not only utilized for landscaping but are also popular for wetland mitigation and wood pulp production!
For something unique try the Summer Shimmer® Aspen or a delightfully columnar Swedish Columnar Aspen as a unique and space-saving street tree!
Songbirds and wildlife adore these mighty specimen trees! Create long hedgerows, and shelterbelts without the wait, create windbreaks in a hurry, and get fast privacy with the versatile Poplar tree!
The most sought-after variety in the poplar species is the Tulip Poplar, though it technically isn't a real Poplar! What a grand tree for both landscaping and shade! It produces tulip-shaped flowers in the spring that create a profusion of color in yards and landscapes. The unique cat-eared leaves are striking and set Tulip Poplars (actually a type of Magnolia) apart from the others with their heart-shaped leaves.
Provide cooling shade, curb appeal, magnificent specimens, and lawn trees, as well as blooms for pollinators and hummingbirds!
They just need a sunny location with moist, well-drained soil and they're perfectly happy to grow - grow - grow!
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FAQS for Buying Poplar Trees Online
What are the fastest growing Poplar trees for quick privacy or shade?
What are the fastest growing Poplar trees for quick privacy or shade?
Hybrid Poplar trees are among the fastest growing shade trees available, often growing up to 5 to 8 feet per year. These trees are ideal for creating quick privacy screens, windbreaks, or natural shade in large landscapes. Varieties like the Tulip Poplar (though technically not a true Poplar) and Lombardy Poplar are also popular for their rapid growth and ornamental beauty.
Are Poplar trees good for wet or low-lying areas?
Are Poplar trees good for wet or low-lying areas?
Yes, many Poplar species thrive in moist soil and are ideal for wet areas. Cottonwoods, Quaking Aspens, and other Poplar relatives are often used in wetland mitigation projects. Their love of water makes them perfect for planting near streams, ponds, or drainage areas, where they can help manage erosion and absorb excess moisture.
What is the difference between a Tulip Poplar and a true Poplar tree?
What is the difference between a Tulip Poplar and a true Poplar tree?
The Tulip Poplar (Liriodendron tulipifera) is not a true Poplar but actually belongs to the Magnolia family. Unlike true Poplars, Tulip Poplars are prized for their tulip-shaped blooms, cat-eared leaves, and towering height. Both types offer fast growth and beauty, but Tulip Poplars provide additional ornamental interest with their spring flowers.
Are Poplar trees good for wildlife and pollinators?
Are Poplar trees good for wildlife and pollinators?
Absolutely! Poplar trees attract a variety of beneficial wildlife. Their spring flowers provide early nectar for pollinators like bees and hummingbirds, while their dense foliage and towering structure offer shelter for birds and small mammals. Poplars also support healthy ecosystems and are commonly used in conservation landscapes.
Do Poplar trees require a lot of maintenance?
Do Poplar trees require a lot of maintenance?
Poplar trees are relatively low-maintenance once established. They need full sun, well-drained soil, and regular watering during dry spells. Pruning may be needed to maintain structure or remove weak branches. Because of their rapid growth, some varieties may have weaker wood and shorter lifespans, making placement and occasional upkeep important.