Product Overview
Populus tremuloides
As its name suggests, the leaves of the Quaking Aspen tremble at the slightest breeze, creating a visual wonder with a soothing accompaniment of sound. The Quaking Aspen is a fast-growing, widely distributed tree, with a narrow, rounded crown. The glossy green leaves that shimmer in summertime turn golden-yellow in autumn, accented by the white and cream bark with hints of soft green. This tree is tolerant of many soils and should be planted in full sun. It will grow to a mature height of 40'-50' with a 25' spread. Shipping Height: 2-4 Feet
GROWING ZONES: 1-8 / SUN EXPOSURE: Full Sun
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Reviews
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5 Quaking Aspen
Posted by MaryJayne Burton on Jan 11th 2020
Arrived in great shape, stalk was nice and green. I think it will do well.
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4 Quaking Aspen
Posted by John on Jan 8th 2020
Just received my trees. Great packaging with clear instructions on how to get them started. I’ll certainly be returning for other trees.
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5 Aspen tree
Posted by Lila Gurung on Jan 8th 2020
Buy with confidence. The Tree Store is serious in business. I received two healthy aspen trees, one for free since I had a minor issue with shipping the first tree. I highly recommend them.
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5 Very Professional
Posted by Chris DeLauder on Jan 2nd 2019
Received my trees over the Holiday weekend. I planted them yesterday, after following the detailed and well written instructions clearly. The Trees were very well packed and shipped. Very impressed.
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4 so for trees are in the ground,
Posted by Anthony on Jul 23rd 2018
Happy so far,
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5 Looks good !
Posted by Unknown on May 31st 2018
I just planted it yesterday. It looks good so far. I look forward
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5 Good product, bad timing
Posted by Hans Jostlein on Dec 30th 2017
The tree company sent us the two Aspen saplings, plus an extra crab apple.
The saplings look like there are in excellent health, and the packaging was perfect.
We were taken aback by the timing.
I need to grow the saplings to a 6 ft height to avoid deer damage. I do that by planting them in buckets (with drain holes), which I set in soil for a couple of years.
Even though I had ordered them in summer, they came at the end of December when the ground was hard frozen.
I had to buy top soil, thaw it out, and plant the saplings.
Rather than determining themselves when to send the saplings, the tree company could ask customers when to ship.
