The Tulip poplar which is not a poplar at all but a magnolia. The Tulip Poplar which is really a Magnolia.

C.C Martindale has written:

'Poplar leaves and seaweed'

'Mother Francesca Saverio Cabrini'

'What are saints?'

The address of the Poplar City Library is: 208 3Rd Ave West, Poplar, 59255 0515

There are multiple species of Poplar including Black Italian poplar (P. Canadensis), Black poplar (P.nigra) and European Aspen (P. tremula). Yellow-poplar (Liriodendron tulipifera), common in the United States, is not actually part of the the true poplar genus (Populus) but has similar traits. They are all considered a light hardwood and range from 24 to 33 lbs./ft3 when air dried (moisture content in the 10 - 15% range).

Poplar is a variety of deciduous tree.