Tulip Poplar 'Little Volunteer' "pineapple plants" If its soil is dry

If its soil is dry at this point

· Unique summer foliage: Summer's green leaves are tipped with brick-red

they're drought tolerant and only need extra water during dry spells

it’s better to provide small amounts of water more frequently (approximately twice or three times weekly)

it’s considered the world’s largest blackberry fruit

Tulip Poplar 'Little Volunteer' "pineapple plants" If its soil is dryBig Beauty for Small Spaces This well proportioned miniature comes from Tennessee's beautiful state tree, the Tulip Poplar, so its nickname is 'Little Volunteer'. The all American gem is native to the eastern USA and grows just one third the size of its relative: 35 feet tall and 20 feet wide. Benefit from Instant Curb Appeal Because of its small stature, the miniature Tulip Poplar is ideal for landscaping in city front yards, back yards and gardens.