The first clone of Hybrid Black Poplar produced, and still very common in Europe, though less often planted now than many other cultivars...Read More. Notable for its typically "one-sided" crown, looking like a huge branch stuck in the ground, often with a slightly leaning trunk. Male clone, producing pollen catkins in mid spring, but no seeds. It comes out into leaf later than most other Hybrid Black Poplar clones.
The first clone of Hybrid Black Poplar produced, and still very common in Europe, though less often planted now than many other cultivars...Read More