Yellow poplar (Liriodendron tulipifera ... In late fall and into winter, its fruits provide food for squirrels. In landscaping, yellow poplars are used as shade trees in spacious lawns and ...

I sometimes think yellow is my least favorite flower color. In spring, it is too strident; in late summer and autumn, it looks downright anemic. But in winter I am of a different mind. Next to ...

Yellow poplar is probably the third most important hardwood in our Eastern forests, after maple and oak. Much of the yellow poplar today is growing on excellent sites where the American chestnut ...

While sitting in my home office in Decatur the other morning, I saw a flash of red on a tulip poplar ... a yellow-bellied sapsucker, probably recently arrived from up north to spend the winter ...

The culprit is an insect called the yellow poplar weevil. This is a small black ... Adults pass the winter in leaf litter and begin to feed on warm days in late April and May.

Liriodendron tulipifera is commonly known as a yellow poplar, tulip tree, whitewood ... Deer and livestock browse on its saplings, and during the fall and winter months, northern bobwhites, purple ...

Often called “yellow poplar” by loggers and sawmill ... wood” for the cool-but-not-frigid months on either end of winter. Poplar flowers high up in the canopy form one of our region ...

In the eastern United States, a common hardwood tree, the yellow poplar, serves to benefit not only wildlife, but people as well. Yellow poplar, also known as “tulip tree,” isn’t actually in ...