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Yellow Poplar, Tulip Tree, 1 Gallon Pot.

July 9, 2026

Yellow Poplar, Tulip, Tulip Poplar Tree, 1 Gallon Pot. From Southern Ontario down to Florida and Louisiana. Includes detailed care and planting instructions to ensure the success of the Tulip. It will be similar or a bit larger than the one pictured.

American Paw Paw Tree, 1 Gallon Pot.

July 8, 2026

In early spring it produces attractive deep maroon and yellow flowers, followed by the production of fruit. These are the largest edible fruits native to the United States. They ripen from late August through mid October.

Black Locust Tree, 1 Gallon Pot.

July 8, 2026

In late May early June it blooms lovely bouquets of white flowers. In fall the leaves turn variations of red and yellow before falling. It will be similar or a bit larger than the one pictured. A deciduous hardwood tree, native to the Eastern United States.

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