Populus tremuloides (ID)

Populus tremuloides (ID)Populus tremuloides, commonly known as Quaking Aspen, is a deciduous tree admired for its striking, pale bark and vibrant foliage that transitions from green to rich yellow in autumn. Notable for its trembling leaves, a feature caused by flattened petioles, it adds dynamic movement and visual interest to landscapes. A fast growing species, it thrives in a variety of settings, often forming dense colonies via its extensive root systems. This hardy tree

Likes a dry sunny place

This lovely Camellia is fragrant

it produces attractive red berry-like fruit in late summer that acts as a food source for wildlife

vivid fall color

Lush 2 inch single dlood red flowers in early March

it exhibits excellent tolerance to harsh conditions like pollution and varying soil types

this dwarf shrub is perfect for adding charm to small spaces

thriving in cooler climates

- Mature size (HxW): 2–3’ x 4–6’

Well drained acidic soil

fruity fragrance

making it a low-maintenance addition to rock gardens and containers