The Best Time for Poplar Planting

The best time for poplar planting is spring or autumn. Poplar is a tree species with fast growth speed and strong vitality, which is widely used in wind and sand fixation and beautifying the environment.

Poplar planting in spring should be carried out after the temperature gets warmer. The specific time depends on the local climate. At this time, the soil has not completely melted, so it needs to be heated to meet the requirements of normal growth of trees. If the soil is planted at low temperature, it may affect the growth and survival rate of trees. When planting poplars in spring, you can choose to buy seedlings or cuttings from the nursery, or choose different varieties of poplars according to your own needs.

Planting poplars in autumn should be carried out after the weather turns cold and the soil is a little cool. At this time, the growth rate of poplar will be slower than that of spring sowing, and the growth of crown and root system will be slower. But planting poplars in autumn also has its advantages, such as strong drought resistance and easy adaptation to dry and cold environment. In addition, poplars planted in autumn can grow stronger the next year. The planting time of poplar is very important. Choosing the right time to plant can better promote the growth of trees.