Named for their tulip-shaped outline of the leaves and their cup-shaped yellow flowers, these brilliant shade trees also grow quite tall, reaching up to 90 feet. Tuliptrees are stunning, fast-growing trees that can gain up to two feet in height each year. Add in the fast growth rate of one to two feet per year, and it’s easy to see why the Frontier Elm is a popular choice. The leaves are bright green in the spring, dark, lustrous green in the summertime and deep red in the fall. Frontier Elmįrontier Elm trees can boost the curb appeal of any property, as the wide-spreading branching offers gorgeous seasonal color. Height increases for these brilliant sun-blocking trees can top more than two feet per year, and they’re well-suited for both urban and rural settings. With its beautiful spreading canopy supported by leafy architecture, the English oak is widely considered a valuable addition to any Northern Utah landscape. These beauties work well as visual screens and, with an annual vertical growth capacity of up to 8 feet, they provide a quick route to a shady landscape.
Hybrid Poplarįor attractive, fast-growing shade trees, hybrid poplars are at the top of the list. Hybrid Norway maples are a favorite for Northern Utah landscapes, due to both tolerance of varying soil conditions and moderate growth rate – up to two feet per year! These shade trees are also prized for their beauty, as they offer gorgeous red color during every fall, as well as striking bark in the winter, blooms in the spring and big foliage throughout summer. Plant fast-growing shade trees at your Northern Utah property, and you’ll have beauty, privacy and protection from the sun within a few short years. Today we will take a look at some of the most popular varieties that are well-suited to the growing conditions in the greater Salt Lake City area and along the Wasatch Front.
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