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Lesson 30: Tulip Poplar

 
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Lesson 30: Tulip Poplar
In this video I discuss the medicinal properties of Tulip Poplar.
https://youtu.be/-0fKUFhlk-c

 
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I grew up with a massive tulip popular at my grandparents house when I was young. It is incredible how big and straight the trunks can grow. They ended up cutting it down when I was a teen and it must of been nearly six foot around. It has been years and the stump has been a consistent producer of all sorts of fungi. The owner of the arborist company turned a bowl make of the poplar and gifted it to my grandfather. Such beautiful wood.

I had no clue that tulip poplar has a medicinal value. Thank you for another great video.
 
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Timothy Norton wrote:I grew up with a massive tulip popular at my grandparents house when I was young. It is incredible how big and straight the trunks can grow. They ended up cutting it down when I was a teen and it must of been nearly six foot around. It has been years and the stump has been a consistent producer of all sorts of fungi. The owner of the arborist company turned a bowl make of the poplar and gifted it to my grandfather. Such beautiful wood.

I had no clue that tulip poplar has a medicinal value. Thank you for another great video.



It is a great wood for carving, and the bark is perfect for basketry too!
 
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