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Lombardy Poplar Hedging | Populus nigra 'Italica'
- Italica is a large, vigorous and slender deciduous tree that makes a striking hedge
- Lombardy Poplar has an unmistakeable tall, slender form. Its leaves are oval and bright green, with crimson red male catkins in spring
- A fully hardy plant which can reach a height of approx 30m but can easily be maintained at lower heights
- Best grown in a sunny spot, Poplar tolerates all soil conditions. It is excellent for extremely wet conditions, windy areas and coastal situations where there is salt spray and is particularly useful as a boundary hedge
- RHS Award of Garden Merit winner
$5.34
Lombardy Poplar Hedging | Populus nigra 'Italica'—
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Lombardy Poplar Hedging | Populus nigra 'Italica'
- Italica is a large, vigorous and slender deciduous tree that makes a striking hedge
- Lombardy Poplar has an unmistakeable tall, slender form. Its leaves are oval and bright green, with crimson red male catkins in spring
- A fully hardy plant which can reach a height of approx 30m but can easily be maintained at lower heights
- Best grown in a sunny spot, Poplar tolerates all soil conditions. It is excellent for extremely wet conditions, windy areas and coastal situations where there is salt spray and is particularly useful as a boundary hedge
- RHS Award of Garden Merit winner
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- Italica is a large, vigorous and slender deciduous tree that makes a striking hedge
- Lombardy Poplar has an unmistakeable tall, slender form. Its leaves are oval and bright green, with crimson red male catkins in spring
- A fully hardy plant which can reach a height of approx 30m but can easily be maintained at lower heights
- Best grown in a sunny spot, Poplar tolerates all soil conditions. It is excellent for extremely wet conditions, windy areas and coastal situations where there is salt spray and is particularly useful as a boundary hedge
- RHS Award of Garden Merit winner























