The trees are multi-trunked and low-branching, so they do not make for a good street tree. The trees grow 20 feet to 30 tall with an equal spread into a round or pyramidal shape.

When thinking about where to plant your tulip poplar, take the width of the canopy of a mature tree into consideration. The 'Arnold' cultivar, suitable for a smaller yard, only grows to about 60 ...

Tulip poplar trees have a few good traits, but they're generally too big, too weak-wooded and in some people's opinion, "too messy" for widespread use in landscapes. Skip to Article.

Tulip poplar (Liriodendron tulipifera) is one of the largest trees in Indiana and the eastern portion of the country. Tulip poplar reaching heights in excess of 50-60 m (160-200 ft) with a diameter at ...

I hail from North Carolina and have always loved the tulip poplar tree. Will it grow well here? Liriodendron tulipifera, commonly called the tuliptree, tulip poplar, or yellow poplar is hardy in ...

He says many homeowners have Tulip poplar trees because they’re fast-growing and provide a lot of shade. He says there are three different ways to get rid of the Tuliptree Scale.