Populus tremuloides

Populus tremuloidesPopulus tremuloides, commonly known as quaking aspen, is a deciduous tree celebrated for its slender, white bark and iconic, delicate, trembling leaves. The leaves are round to triangular with serrated edges, fluttering gracefully even in the slightest breeze due to flat leaf stalks. It is known for its golden yellow fall foliage, creating stunning seasonal landscapes. This fast growing species thrives in a variety of environments, often forming large

- Mature size (HxW): 25–30' x 10–12'

giving way to ornamental red berries if a male plant is nearby for pollination

this climber is moderately deer-resistant and appreciates well-drained

This hardy tree is ideal for naturalizing or creating windbreaks

which are attractive to birds

This variety thrives in a clump-forming habit and is a perfect addition to shaded garden spots or woodland areas

it requires regular maintenance to retain its trained shape

refined structure

landscaping

Thriving as a unique focal point in gardens or commercial projects

deciduous shrub features a naturally rounded habit

This plant is celebrated for its striking winter interest