30 results for "Lombardy Poplar" between $2.00 and $75.00

Comments: If soil is heavy, add peat moss, dehydrated manure, or compost. Hold tree in hold with previous planting stain at ground level; spread roots, add soil to fill half way, compact soil, complete filling, compact soil again, and water well. Cut to 6 inches after planting for fuller, better formed trees. Water deeply once per week when rainfall is scanty. Plant 35 ft from leechfields, wells, sidewalks or water lines as roots are invasive. Salt, drought and pollution tolerant. Life span is approximately...

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Order online, today! These trees are used to form quick windbreaks, while longer-lived, slower growing trees mature. These deciduous trees have moderate to high water requirements, and is moderate in its tolerance to salt and alkali. Widely used because they are graceful and they provide fast borders and screens. The Lombardy Poplar tree, Populus nigra, is a fast growing, tall, columnar tree with bright green leaves with a silver underside.

As you backfill the hole, apply water to remove air pockets. Remove debris like stones and grass and completely break up any dirt clumps. Water your Lombardy Poplar again after the transplant is complete. To help retain some of that moisture, it's recommended that you place mulch around each tree to a depth of 2"-3" up to but not touching the trunk. Organic mulches such as wood chips or pine needles also help to better soil structure as they decompose.

To 90' columnar, Zone 3. Hybrid, fast growing tree, often used as a screen or windbreak. *Additional packing and freight charges may apply to larger sizes.

The Lombardy Poplar is the result of a spontaneous genetic anomaly in a Black Poplar exemplar located in Lombardy (Italy), in the 18th. Century. The branches were then used to propagate the new variety, which in only 200 years became one of the world’s most popular for decoration of the countryside. It exists only as male, so it can not reproduce itself spontaneously.

DescriptionCondition: NewReturn Period: 30 daysDelivery Time: View shipping tableLeaves of The Lombardy Poplar 20x30 poster20 inch by 30 inch poster print on standard paper. All files are stored digitally and are ready for reproduction. The quality is closely monitored to ensure professional results. This item is custom made per order.

Printing on our fine art paper tends to produce more vibrant colors, suited to works with stronger coloring, but also works well with our older equine, landscape and canine prints. The fine art paper is best suited for matting and framing behind glass. If you would prefer the look of an original oil, acrylic or watercolor framed without glass, we would suggest you order one of our giclée canvas prints on artist's canvas.

I have had no formal art training and started out as a potter. Unfortunately I was not able to continue and turned to paints and brushes. I have attended various courses and workshops with artists such as Dale Elliot, Paul Botes and Sue Kemp among others. The Art Society in Sedgefield is very active and I was Chairlady for several years. We are lucky in the area to be able to paint plein air and this has helped me with aerial perspective and generally helping to capture the mood which is not always...

7Incredibly fast growing upright tree has lustrous green red-tinged foliage and beautiful golden fall color. Excellent for quick shade, screen or windbreak the Red Caudina is more graceful and disease-resistant than the Lombardy Poplar. Zones 4-9.

The columnar or spire-like form is often recommended for screens. The Theves Poplar is used for borders and screens. These deciduous trees have moderate to high water requirements, and is moderate in its tolerance to salt and alkali. Buy now, to get it as soon as possible. The bark of older trunks is nearly white. The leaves are triangular-ovate and deep green in color. It is longer lived than the Lombardy Poplar. For screening plant 10 to 15' apart in the row. The Theves Poplar, 'Populus nigra...

‘Afghanica’ is a sterile strain of the famous Lombardy Poplars you always see near reflecting pools and on estate properties; they’re ubiquitous in Beverly Hills. A perfect solution for a quick privacy screen, windbreak or noise barrier, the Theves Poplar grows in a ramrod upright spire like its parent, but lives longer and is far more tolerant of insects and diseases. The forest-green leaves are triangular-ovate, neat and orderly, and change to a mustardy yellow color in the fall. It’s a thirsty...

A popular and beautiful landscape tree that resembles the Lombardy poplar in shape, but is much hardier and longer lived. Foliage is green with a silvery underside creating a delightful flashing effect with the slightest breeze. Widely used for screen and background planting or anywhere a narrow, columnar tree is desired. Bark is striking white.