Liriodendron tulipifera, ‘Tulip Tree’
$159.00
A tall, fast growing, native shade tree known for its colorful flowers and straight trunks. This tree has green to yellow orange flowers in May to June. It is a low maintenance tree that can grow in full sun and in clay and medium wet soils. It attracts, birds including hummingbirds.
A tall, fast growing, native shade tree known for its colorful flowers and straight trunks. This tree has green to yellow orange flowers in May to June. It is a low maintenance tree that can grow in full sun and in clay and medium wet soils. It attracts, birds including hummingbirds.
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