Tulip Poplar Tree

The Tulip Tree (Liriodendron tulipifera) is a magnificent deciduous tree native to eastern North America, celebrated for its towering height, large, tulip-shaped flowers, and distinctive leaves with unique four-lobed shapes. Often called "tulip poplar" or "yellow poplar," it is a valuable timber species and an important component of forests in its range. Its towering presence and showy blooms make it a striking focal point in parks, estates, and natural landscapes. Magnificent deciduous tree with towering height and large, tulip-shaped flowers Distinctive leaves with unique four-lobed shapes Valuable timber species and striking focal point in parks, estates, and natural landscapes