Re: What tree is this?
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part of the magnolia family, I believe.
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Re: What tree is this?
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Tulip but not a poplar, it actually has no relation to the poplar family. If I remember right it’s closest relationship is to the cucumber tree which includes magnolias. true. but it has been "poplar" in common usage for a LOOOONG time. and one source has Liriodendron as meaning "lily tree". another source has it as "lyre-tree". so; it's either "lily tree, tulip-bearing", or "lyre-tree, tulip-bearing".
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Re: What tree is this?
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My wife has a tulip wood Longbow…very fast too
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Re: What tree is this?
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Looks like it would hold a politicritter or two
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Re: What tree is this?
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Tulip wood is easily worked and carved. Being somewhat soft and knot frees. The grain does not tear. Takes glue, paint and fasteners well. Very useful for millwork and trim. Was used in the past for bread bowls and kitchener.
Also a major honey plant over most of the east. Heavy producer of nectar making for a full bodied and flavored dark honey. very interesting information They are a common where I live but never knew they where a source of nectar for bees
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Re: What tree is this?
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Those grow straight and limbless in the wetter areas down here. I seek em out to latch my Summit climbers on when bowhunting. Can climb em quietly due to the tight bark.
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