Cottonwood tree

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Chris Harris photo of a Kansas Cottonwood tree, state tree of Kansas

A cottonwood tree along a stream in a large southern Utah canyon.

Bettina sees her first Cottonwood tree on a trip to Utah :) She is awestruck

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Planting native trees has many benefits over naturalized and exotic trees in the harsh continental climate of Nebraska. Because native trees evolved in Nebraska, they are adapted to extreme heat, extreme cold, wind, drought, and even flooding. Once...

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Cottonwood Tree (Fort Davis TX.)

Favorite Cottonwood tree in the Jemez Mountains, NM dressed in Fall finery! 2014

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Kansas City’s historic Kessler Park holds bragging rights. A tree in the park now holds the honor of being Missouri’s largest eastern cottonwood tree. According to the Missouri Department of Conservation, the tree is the largest known living tree of any kind — using formula used by the MDC for measuring […]

Cottonwoods are massive shade trees in the landscape. That said, before you try growing one, read the following article for more cottonwood tree facts. Then decide if this is the right tree for you.

Someone asked how big cottonwood trees get. He said, “when I was a young boy, I remember there being a little rest area on one of the highways in northeast KS and it had a very large cottonwo…

Populus trichocarpa, September, Northern Willamette Valley.

Cottonwood tree seeds beginning to open.

Cottonwood trees grow throughout the south-west and into the Rocky Mountains. Here are some fun facts about these magnificent trees.

The Western Cottonwood tree (Poplar Family) goes by many names including the following. They are the same tree and will grow up to 60ft. in height 30 ft. wide.