Poplar trees typically have grey, white, or sometimes black bark. Often you can see dark "lenticels" or lines in the bark that may appear like horizontal scores.

White poplar (Populus alba), also known as silver poplar, is a large variety of poplar tree that grows up to 100 feet tall and 40 inches in diameter, making it an excellent choice for firewood.

The yellow poplar tree is also called tulip tree, tulip poplar, white poplar, and whitewood. It is fast-growing and typically reaches heights between 80-100 feet.

Another birch species in our area is the gray birch. It’s also known as “old field,” “white,” “poverty,” and “poplar birch.” Let’s discuss the differences of these two local birches. Beavers might use ...

All-natural animal boutique, Bark About It, opened Saturday at 13534 Julie Drive in Poplar Grove, IL.

Gather fresh blueberries and make a basket from tulip poplar bark. It’s breakfast time again. And the height of blueberry season. As such, it’s an easy task to figure out what to serve in the ...

Can you tell me what the large tree is with the white bark growing along the Flint River? Is it a White birch or a poplar of some sort? It is so striking compared to the other trees growing in the ...

Paper birches will adorn your yard with the distinctive bright-white color of their outer bark. Beneath the white is a layer of brown inner bark, which gets revealed as the outer layers peel off.

The south side of a poplar will show more silver colors, while around on the north and shady side, the bark grows darker with more moss and lichens.

Bark House poplar bark shingles have earned the first-ever Cradle to Cradle Certified Platinum rating.

The bark is cut at the site, carried back, and stacked flat on pallets for drying. BarkClad natural poplar bark is available in three grades: Super Premium Exterior (up to 1.5-inch thickness), ...