Populus × canadensis

Planted: 1919

This tree can be found on the north side of The South Loop.

Distribution:	A naturally occurring hybrid of Populus nigra and Populus deltoides.
Planting Date:	1919, purchased from Hillier Nurseries, Romsey, Hampshire.
Growth Habit:	Vigorous, broadly columnar, deciduous tree.
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Potential tree size	40 m
Uses:	Commonly used by landscape architects.
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Anecdotes and Comments	Alternative common names are Canadian poplar or Carolina poplar.