Tulip Tree
Quick Overview
One of the tallest native trees of Eastern North America, Tulip Tree features uniquely shaped leaves and large yellow tulip-shaped flowers.
One of the tallest native trees of Eastern North America, Tulip Tree features uniquely shaped leaves and large yellow tulip-shaped flowers.
Why it rocks:
One of the tallest native trees of Eastern North America, Tulip Tree features uniquely shaped leaves and large yellow tulip-shaped flowers which are hard to see because of the height of the tree. The interesting square leaves are a refreshing lawn green during the season, but turn an outstanding gold in fall. This is a fast-growing, hardy tree which is commonly pruned low to add interesting character to the landscape.
Where to put it:
Because of its large mature height and spread, Tulip Tree is best in open areas of the yard or in the parkway. Tulip Tree should be planted at least 15-20ft away from buildings.
What it needs:
Tulip Tree is an extremely tolerant tree which can grow in almost any conditions.
Botanical Name: | Liriodendron tulipifera |
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Hardiness Zone: | 5 |
Tree Type: | Shade | Ornamental & Flowering |
Size Range: | Large Tree (more than 40 feet) |
Mature Height: | 60' |
Mature Spread: | 30' |
Shape: | Oval |
Foliage Color: | Medium Green |
Fall Color: | Yellow/Gold |
Flower Color: | Yellow |
Decorative Fruit: | None |
Landscape Uses: | Shade | Parkway/Street |
Growth Rate: | Rapid |
Plant Tolerance: | Very Adaptable |
Standout Feature: | Interesting leaves, Tulip-shaped yellow, saucer-like flowers, Native |
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