Black Poplar Is Clean-Burning Also known as black cottonwood and Lombardy poplar, black poplar (Populus nigra) can grow to over 115 feet tall. It has dark gray bark and diamond-shaped green leaves.

The black poplar can be identified by its triangular leaves and spreading branches Conservationists are calling for people to use cuttings from one of UK's rarest native timber trees to help save ...

The native Black Poplar or Populus nigra betulifolia is Britain's most rare native timber tree and has declined to the verge of extinction in some areas, but now new efforts are now being made to ...

InnovaTree, born of cross-pollinating native cottonwood and European black poplar, can grow up to 35 feet in five years. (Christa Lawler, Star Tribune/The Minnesota Star Tribune) Comment Gift ...

Britain’s rarest native tree takes root at Killerton The National Trust is creating a ‘living library’ gene bank of trees in east Devon to help protect the black poplar.

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A living gene bank of the rarest native tree in Britain, the black poplar, is being created in an urgent effort to create a breeding population. The National Trust at Killerton in Devon is ...

The provincial authorities chalked out a plan to completely remove the European black poplar by the end of 2020. However, not soon after, the poplar was being replanted there in violation of ...

Ranger Fi Hailstone planting Black Poplar trees at Killerton, Devon. Credit: PA Efforts are being stepped up to save Britain’s rarest and most threatened native species of tree.

Britain’s rarest native tree takes root at Killerton - The National Trust is creating a ‘living library’ gene bank of trees in east Devon to help protect the black poplar.

The black poplar can be identified by its triangular leaves and spreading branches. Its catkin flowers are found on separate trees, with males being red and the females yellowy green.