One of PEI’s most common trees is Poplar, aka Trembling Aspen (Populus tremuloides). The ‘trembling’ name comes from the habit of this tree’s leaves to flutter in the barest of breezes; the gust in the middle of this video wasn’t even enough to ruffle the fur of my cameo-appearing dog. That leaf movement is not just some random trait – it’s a useful adaptation. Within sight of my front deck is a stand of young Poplar surrounded by a mixture of Pin Cherry, Red Maple, and White Birch. If there’s a

Full Video Here: https://linktw.in/NKIrGD Can you tell the difference between these two types of wood? This video challenges you to identify Populus tremuloides, also known as Aspen tree, from other similar looking woods. We’ll give you some tree identification tips to help improve your wood identification skills and knowledge of tree species. | K & J Lumber Products