It's really difficult. White poplars are a very invasive species and they will sucker even when they haven't been disturbed. If you are able to kill the tree (i.e. it's on your property) you will have to soak the stump with herbicide after cutting it down or the remaining roots will send up 100s, even 1000s of suckers.
If the tree is on a neighbour's property, you can resign yourself to endless weeding, particularly in spring. Soaking any root ends you pull up in vegetable oil may help. Spraying suckers with a hot solution of vinegar, dishwashing soap and salt may help. Mulching over the area deeply might control it for a while. Unfortunately, though, white poplar is a really difficult species to manage in urban areas.
Good luck!
White Sucker was created in 1803.
The address of the Poplar-White Station Branch is: 5094 Poplar, Memphis, 38117 7617
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Populus. Eg. Populus alba (white poplar) or Populus nigra (black poplar)
The phone number of the Poplar-White Station Branch is: 901-682-1616.
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Populus alba
termites like to eat wood and are white so termites would be your answer
The word cottonwood is a type of plant called a poplar. A cottonwood is a North American poplar. This poplar has seeds that are covered in white cottony hairs. The seeds is how the plant got its name.
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Many types of caterpillars eat poplar leaves, as does a type of beetle from the Chrysomela species. They are also prone to attack by Poplar Aphids, which burrow into the leaf, causing galls to form. Weevils, such as the Poplar and Willow Borers are another pest, as are scales and mealybugs.
It's probably from the white poplar.