In the eastern United States, a common hardwood tree, the yellow poplar, serves to benefit not only wildlife, but people as well. Yellow poplar, also known as “tulip tree,” isn’t actually in the same ...

Have you noticed that our state tree, the yellow poplar, is looking less than stately right now? All around the bluegrass, yellow poplar leaves have been turning yellow and dropping. Interior leaves ...

Indiana’s state tree, the yellow poplar, also known as the tulip poplar, is dying across the state. It’s mostly due to the drought that continues throughout much of Indiana. “I think we’re going to ...

When our son was younger, he would collect the bright yellow leaves as they dropped from the towering tulip poplars in our yard in the fall. He considered them golden treasures and insisted on taping ...

Closeup of a large Tulip Poplar leaf, growing from the stump of a previously cut tree. I am a firm believe that part of being a good steward for your homestead, farm, or even a backyard in town lies ...

This photo shows the springtime flower of the American tulip tree. The tree is actually named for its gorgeous flower, which resembles a tulip blossom. Commonly called "tulip poplar" or "yellow poplar ...

To see some of Georgia’s prettiest spring wildflowers now coming into bloom, you might have to look up — way up. I’m talking about the exquisite flowers of the tulip poplar, also known as the yellow ...

Q How much shrinkage in drying should we see in yellow-poplar and Eastern cottonwood lumber? A This sounds like an easy question to answer -- all I have to do is look up the numbers in a book. But ...

If you’ve ever had to work on a tree leaf collection, no doubt you included a leaf from Indiana’s state tree. Also known as tulip poplar and yellow poplar, the tuliptree is actually not a poplar at ...

I have had a lot phone calls from clients concerned about their yellow poplar trees (also called tulip). The leaves on the trees are turning brown. The culprit is an insect called the yellow poplar ...

The evolution and diversification of the more than 300,000 living species of flowering plants may have been "jump started" much earlier than previously calculated, according to a new study led by Penn ...