The last living Liberty Tree, a tulip poplar in Maryland, lived until 1999, when it succumbed to old age and storm damage.
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Eighty-five new ones are to be planted, many in double rows of tulip poplars that will line the ramps into the center.
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The 400-year-old tulip poplar fell victim to years of disease and decay and a final blow from the winds of Hurricane Floyd.
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Meyer's book includes instructions on planting sycamores, oaks, maples, black walnuts, honey locust, osage orange, tulip poplars, and apple trees from seed.
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Others include the George Washington Tulip Poplar, the Johnny Appleseed Apple Tree, the Martin Luther King Sycamore and the Amelia Earhart Sugar Maple.
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From 1976 to 1994 the Kentucky coffeetree was the state tree of Kentucky, after which the tulip poplar was returned to that designation.
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Behind the house, sheets of siding from the school a quarter-mile away were wrapped in the snapped-off branches of a tulip poplar tree.
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Most rooms are named for native trees such as the Sugar Maple ( where we stayed ), White Oak, Tulip Poplar and Redbud.
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Huge houses built in the late 1990s dot the hills without benefit of long driveways, majestic tulip poplars, 10-foot rhododendrons or ancient boxwoods.
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As elevation increases along mountain slopes, the mesophytic forest gives way to an oak forest consisting largely of white oak and tulip poplar.
