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Populus fremontii (Multi) - Western Cottonwood

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Populus fremontii (Multi) is more than just another tree in the park; it's a towering spectacle known coequally as the Western Cottonwood. This tree earns its reputable standing with an impressive stature that can boast up to 70 feet and is loved for its rapid growth. Vast triangular leaves, green for most of the year, put on a heart-stopping performance as they transition to a dazzling bright yellow come fall - a true embodiment of seasonal charm. Every spring, the tree stages a unique display as it releases cotton-like seeds, which is how it got its Cottonwood namesake. Nurturing this tree requires only full sun exposure and moderate to high watering, but your efforts will be rewarded with a structure that provides shade, privacy, and breathtaking beauty. It is a robust selection, undaunted by adverse weather or pollution, making it not just an attractive but a smart choice for any large landscape or park. This Western Cottonwood is a testament to nature's enduring strength and mesmerizing beauty, ready to flourish in your chosen space.

  • Size: Up to 70 feet tall
  • Foilage: Broad, triangular green leaves that turn bright yellow in the fall
  • Water usage: Moderate to high
  • Sun exposure: Full sun
  • Additional feature: Produces cotton-like seeds in spring
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