Hybrid poplars grow explosively—potentially shading a one-story house in 3 years. Plant ASAP after purchase. If delayed, store cool and keep roots moist. Plant at least 6 weeks before first frost for acclimation.
Allow 60 feet height × 25 feet width. Most soils work; loose, well-drained is best.
Depth = root ball; width = 2× root ball.
Remove container, set root ball, backfill firmly—no air pockets.
Water well initially; keep watered all summer.
Clear grass/weeds 2–3 feet around trunk. Mulch to conserve moisture and nutrients.
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