Populus consists of deciduous trees that typically grow rapidly and reach substantial sizes. These trees exhibit a dioecious reproductive system, with male and female catkins found on separate specimens, blooming prior to leaf emergence. The male catkins are generally more visually appealing, while the female catkins can be problematic due to their production of cottony seeds that are dispersed by the wind.

Populus 'Bakan'PBR

Populus 'Baldo'PBR

Populus 'Balsam Spire' (f)

Populus 'Bellebeek'PBR

Populus 'Brenta'PBR

Populus 'Dano'PBR

Populus 'Degrosso'PBR

Populus 'Dender'PBR

Populus 'Ellert'

Populus 'Fawo 2'

Populus 'Garo'PBR

Populus 'Grimmage'PBR

Populus 'Hazendans'PBR

Populus 'Hees'PBR

Populus 'Hiltingbury Weeping'

Populus 'Hoogvorst'PBR

Populus 'Koster'PBR

Populus 'Lambro'PBR

Populus 'Lena'PBR

Populus 'Ludo'PBR

Populus 'Maine'

Populus 'Marke'PBR

Populus 'Mella'PBR

Populus 'Monviso'

Populus 'Muur'PBR

Populus 'Neva'

Populus 'Oudenberg'PBR

Populus 'Oxford'

Populus 'Patrizia Invernizzi'

Populus 'Pegaso'

Populus 'Polargo'PBR

Populus 'Rona'PBR

Populus 'Sanosol'PBR

Populus 'Seno'PBR

Populus 'Sirio'

Populus 'Skado'PBR

Populus 'Soligo'PBR

Populus 'Taro'PBR

Populus 'Timavo'PBR

Populus 'Vesten'PBR

Populus 'Weraiti'

Populus CRC Clone No.4

Populus adenopoda

Populus alba is a deciduous tree characterized by its wide crown and propensity to produce suckers. The leaves are rounded, featuring deep lobes with a dark green upper surface and a white, fuzzy underside. Young growth, including shoots and leaves, appears entirely white and hairy. In the fall, the foliage turns yellow. During spring, the male catkins display a red hue, while the female catkins are green.

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