Liriodendron tulipifera 'Little Volunteer' Tulip Tree Poplar

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Liriodendron tulipifera 'Little Volunteer' Tulip Tree PoplarLiriodendron tulipifera 'Little Volunteer' Rare Small Leaf Compact Tulip Tree Poplar Zones 5 9 'Little Volunteer is a beautiful small leaf tulip poplar that may reach 25 ft in height by 10 ft in width in 10 years. The tighter pyramidal and narrow form of Little Volunteer makes it an excellent compact form of tulip poplar for the landscape and garden. The small leaves of Little Volunteer are tiny compared to the species. This makes quite an interesting

The blooms are quite attractive with white jewel border around a pink bloom with a darker purple-red blotch

Picea pungens 'Corbett' is a nice true dwarf conifer

this will produce an attractive looking cluster of orange berries

and March in 1978

'Serpentine' is a really unique snakebark maple with an exceptional habit and texture in the landscape

In the fall ‘Yellow Cascade’ turns orange

‘Novum’ turns to a bright crimson red

The shingle-like appearance makes this dwarf stand out among other trees and makes everyone want a 'Beni mikawa' for their garden

'Gold Drift' was a selection by a good friend of ours

‘David’ grows on average about 1/2 ft per year reaching 5 ft in height in 10 years

with long green needles with a silver backside

'Ondai' may reach 6-8ft in 10 years