Liriodendron Tulipifera Tulip Poplar Seedlings Live Moss Decor The fruits will attract plenty Fruit Trees The fruits will attract plenty of wildlife to your garden Native & Cold Hardy: Thrives in USDA zones 2–7 Bright green‚ four lobed leaves emerge each spring to form a beautiful canopy․ It very clearly distinguishes itself from any native hardwood forest in the area․ Leaves reach full size by early summer‚ providing shade and backdrop to surrounding gardens․ Other points of interest include the tulip like flowers that bloom in spring and early summer in shades of soft green‚ yellow and orange‚ and the bright golden color of the tree's leaves when they begin to fade and fall to the ground in autumn to spend the winter bare․ Its regular symmetry and smooth form make it useful for formal gardens and for informal gardens at woodland sites where it is a dominant landscape feature throughout the year․