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State Tree of Wyoming
- Wyoming, in 1947, adopted the Cottonwood as its official State Tree.
- In 1961, the statute was amended to change the scientific name to Populus deltoides Variety Monilifera.
- The State Tree of Wyoming is native to the Rocky Mountains and the Great Plains and is also the fastest-growing tree in North America.
- It can live for about 100-120 years and grow up to 80-100 feet tall on maturity.
- The State Tree of Wyoming derived its name from the mass of hair surrounding its seeds.
- With stunning triangular leaves, The State Tree of Wyoming creates a soothing sound in the breeze. It takes a gorgeous bright yellow shade in the fall.
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How to Grow the State Tree of Wyoming?
Location
The State Tree of Wyoming thrives best in full sunlight, so pick a spot with a minimum of 5-6 hours of bright sun every day. Good sunlight will ensure you enjoy the vibrant gold shade in the autumn.
Best Soil
How to Water
Fertlizer
Feed the plant with a balanced liquid fertlizer once a month until it grows to about 4-5 feet tall. After that, it will take care of its own.
Pruning
Pests and Disease Problems
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