Friends of Wollaton ParkThese trees are Black Poplars, possibly hybrids. Notice how they all have a large lower branch facing southwest. I’ve heard this might be a distinctive feature of native Black Poplars, not hybrids.
Can this single feature be enough to identify them as native?
#BlackPoplar #TreeIdentification #TreeTuesday #TreeLovers #WollatonPark
Friends of Wollaton Park on Instagram: "These trees are Black Poplars, possibly hybrids. Notice how they all have a large lower branch facing southwest. I’ve heard this might be a distinctive feature of native Black Poplars, not hybrids. Can this single feature be enough to identify them as native? #BlackPoplar #TreeIdentification #TreeTuesday #TreeLovers #WollatonPark"
1 likes, 0 comments - friends_of_wollaton_park on February 4, 2025: "These trees are Black Poplars, possibly hybrids. Notice how they all have a large lower branch facing southwest. I’ve heard this might be a distinctive feature of native Black Poplars, not hybrids. Can this single feature be enough to identify them as native? #BlackPoplar #TreeIdentification #TreeTuesday #TreeLovers #WollatonPark".
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