Boething Treeland Farms cultiva más de 1.000 variedades de árboles, arbustos, plantas perennes y plantas especiales plantas nueve viveros de California para abastecer a los sectores mayoristas de jardinería y viveros en todo el oeste de los Estados Unidos y más allá.
Tipo de planta: Árboles
Perenne-Caducifolio: Caducifolio
Tamaño maduro general: Grande
También cultivado como: Árbol estándar
Altura y envergadura en edad adulta: 70-90' x 30-50'
Portamento natural: amplio, ovalado, erguido
Nativo de: Este de EE. UU.
Exposición: Pleno sol, sombra parcial
Agua: Riego medio
Color de la flor: Amarillo
Época de floración: Primavera
Características especiales: Atrae aves/mariposas/abejas / Resistente al frío / Resistente a los ciervos / Color otoñal / Condiciones intermontañosas
Tamaños de los envases: n. º15, n.º25
Zonas de jardinería de Sunset: 2-12, 14-24
Zona de rusticidad del USDA: 4-9
Liriodendron tulipifera is a deciduous, broadleaf tree with an upright, broad, oval habit and featuring glossy green leaves during spring and summer, shifting to bright gold/yellow in autumn and cup-shaped yellow-green flowers in late spring to early summer. Its leaves are dimorphic (juvenile leaves are different than mature leaves). It also is excurrent (single leader and pyramidal) when young and becomes decurrent (broad and rounded without a single, dominant leader) when mature. Uses include large shade tree, specimen, focal point. Best use is as a park or campus tree. Moderately tolerant of urban conditions. It has high water requirements; intolerant of drought. Prefers deep, rich, consistently moist, well-drained soil. Best in slightly acidic soils. Highly intolerant of deep shade; needs full sun to partial sun for best development. Deer and rabbit-resistant although deer may nibble on tips of young trees occasionally. Cold hardy to -30°F.
Liriodendron tulipifera is a deciduous, broadleaf tree with an upright, broad, oval habit and featuring glossy green leaves during spring and summer, shifting to bright gold/yellow in autumn and cup-shaped yellow-green flowers in late spring to early summer. Its leaves are dimorphic (juvenile leaves are different than mature leaves). It also is excurrent (single leader and pyramidal) when young and becomes decurrent (broad and rounded without a single, dominant leader) when mature. Uses include large shade tree, specimen, focal point. Best use is as a park or campus tree. Moderately tolerant of urban conditions. It has high water requirements; intolerant of drought. Prefers deep, rich, consistently moist, well-drained soil. Best in slightly acidic soils. Highly intolerant of deep shade; needs full sun to partial sun for best development. Deer and rabbit-resistant although deer may nibble on tips of young trees occasionally. Cold hardy to -30°F.
