Tami Gingrich delves into the value of tulip trees, detailing their beautiful blooms and the bevy of pollinators they support ...

The tulip poplar is a softwood deciduous tree that is one of the two largest trees in the Eastern ... and white-footed mice eat the samara seeds. It also provides thermal cover for various animals and ...

tulip like flowers with an orange band at the base of each petal, which bloom in May or June, but are often found high up on the tree. The cone-shaped fruit is a collection of winged seeds that ...

Tulip trees (which don’t actually grow tulips) were looked at by Dr. Jan Lyczakowski of Jagiellonian University using a low temperature scanning electron microscope. This allowed them to study ...

Dear Master Gardener: When we were stationed at Fort Knox, Kentucky, there were beautiful tulip trees growing in the area. I’ve never seen one in a garden center here. Can we grow them in Minnesota?

Because tulip trees grow quickly and are surprisingly efficient at storing carbon, the researchers hope that further study could help us unlock their secrets and potentially breed tulip tree-like ...

Tulip trees have been around for millions of years ... These trees are ancient relatives of the magnolia and can quickly grow to be over 100 feet tall. Recently, researchers from Jagiellonian ...

Tulip trees grow in the eastern United States and on the Pacific Coast. Their massive trunks are cut for their valuable soft wood. Pioneers hollowed out a single log to make a long, lightweight canoe.

This wood is part of tulip trees, which are relatives of magnolia trees. They can grow 100 feet (meters) or more, and they are neither hardwood nor softwood, but something else entirely. This unique ...