It prefers temperate climates and is adaptable to a wide range of altitudes.
Grey poplar
Populus x canescens, commonly known as grey poplar, is a hybrid tree resulting from the cross between the white poplar and the aspen. It is a suckering tree with silvery leaves and produces lightweight, smooth wood that is used for various purposes, including silk rollers and doors.
Populus x canescens
Country of origin: United Kingdom
Populus x canescens, commonly known as grey poplar, is a hybrid tree resulting from the crossing of the white poplar and the aspen. It is categorized under the grouping of other utility plants. The grey poplar is characterized by its suckering growth habit and its silvery leaves. It produces a smooth, non-splintering, non-warping, lightweight wood that finds various applications, ranging from silk-rollers to doors. Apart from these features mentioned in the description, there are no additional specific details provided about this plant.
- Well-drained soil - Moist soil - Sandy soil - Loamy soil - Clay soil
A result of crossing the white poplar and the aspen. A suckering tree with silvery leaves, it produces a smooth, non - splintering, non - warping, lightweight wood which has many uses from silk - rollers to doors.