Quaking Aspen

09/13/2013 | Ken Lain, mountain gardener Tips, Trees, Uncategorized

30 second plant tip of the day: Quaking Aspen – Populus tremuloides

This is a superior tree for cold northern regions. It is most attractive in groves, and as components in windrows and shelterbelts. It will stand alone as a columnar tree in the suburban environment. Tall narrow form is ideal for filling gaps between tall buildings. Somewhat adapted for street and boulevard planting. A great foreground tree against dark background of evergreen conifers. Ease of cultivation is suited to naturalistic plantings in prairies or open space habitat.

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One Reply to “Quaking Aspen”

  1. I live in Mountain Club area, my Aspens got sun burn and died
    what can I do to prevent it?

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