Some of its
pet names fall into the Poplar family, but it is a close kin to the Magnolia. It
is a fast grower, gaining 2 to 3 feet a year when young.
It likes a moist
well drain soil that is slightly acidic, but will do just fine in the neutral
soils around here.
Flowering time
is in the late spring and early summer; much later than all the other
springtime flowering trees. The flowers are yellow and stand as the biggest of
any flower on any flowering tree. The fall color is yellow.
I do not
see very many of these trees around here; but the ones I do see are doing very
well. They are basically an Ohio tree and maybe state rivalry has been the
reason for their sparseness around here.
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