Gurney's - Home Page
Home Quick Order Free Catalog Free Newsletter Find Zone New 2008 » On Sale
Windbreaks - Cottonless Cottonwood Tree
Browse The Store Vegetable Seeds Vegetable Plants Fruit Trees and Nut Trees Small Fruit and Berries Perennials and Roses Flower Bulbs Ground Covers and Vines Shrubs, Hedges and Grasses Trees and Windbreaks Windbreaks
Cottonless Cottonwood Tree
Hybrid Elm Tree Lombardy Poplar- Buy One, Get One Free! Lombardy Poplar Tree Norway Spruce Tree Ponderosa Pine Red Cedar Tree Russian Olive Tree Scotch Pine Tree White Pine Tree House and Patio Plants Flower and Grass Seed Growing Supplies and Aids

Cottonless Cottonwood Tree
Cottonless Cottonwood Tree
Hardy, Without any Cotton

  (4 customer reviews)

Super shade tree. Fast-growing to 75 ft. Resists leaf rust. Cottonless Cottonwood adapts to many soil types. Lacks the annoying litter of common cottonwood. Plant 8 ft. apart.

Windbreakers protect farm buildings, feed lots and orchards from heavy sows and icy winds. They prevent erosions of valuable topsoil, reduce heating costs, cut down on snow removal, shelter livestock and provide a winter wildlife refuge.

Bareroot. Zones 3-8.

Buying Options
Cottonless Cottonwood Tree - 18-24 Inches
17116 - For each offer ordered, get 5 trees.
Price: 1 - $19.95
2 or more - $17.95
Quantity:
Cottonless Cottonwood Tree - 2-3 Feet
17119 - For each offer ordered, get 5 trees.
Price: 1 - $29.95
2 or more - $26.95
Quantity:
Product Details
Zones: 2 - 9 (-50° F.)
Height: 75-100 ft
Spacing: 30-40 ft
Depth: at stain on trunk
Spread: 40-60 ft
Sun/Shade: full sun
Foliage: dark, glossy green, yellow in fall
Fruit: none produced, male plant
Comments: RESISTANT TO LEAF RUST. PREFERS MOIST SITUATIONS, SUCH AS ALONG WATERWAYS, BUT WILL TOLERATE DRY SOILS. TOLERATES SALINE SOILS AND POLLUTANTS. PH ADAPTABLE. ROOTS MAY BECOME INVASIVE. PRONE TO ICE DAMAGE. COMMONLY LIVES 60 TO 75 YEARS.
Shipping: View Shipping Schedule
Cottonless Cottonwood Tree  Ships In The Spring
Unable to ship to: AE AK BC GU HI PR

Customer Reviews
Overall Rating:
Write an online review and share your thoughts with other customers

Sort Reviews: Newest | Oldest | Highest Rating | Lowest Rating 

 -  Thursday, March 27, 2008
Great Tree
Reviewed By: Tom (Cherryville, NC)
Purchased 5 of these this spring. They were about 4 feet. They are now over 5 feet and doing well. I have not planted them yet and they are growing great in just the buckets. I just did as the instructions said and they are growing well.

 -  Thursday, May 24, 2007
Cottonless in the desert
Reviewed By: M. Keane (Gilbert, Arizona)
I planted a Cottonless Cottonwood about four years ago. It was about 6' tall from the nursery and is now about 20' tall and fortunately fairly narrow as we don't have very wide side yards. It needs minimal irrigation for the desert. The leaves provide shade in the summer, and allow the sun to warm the house when they drop off in late fall. -Not sure how tall it will get in our climate.

 -  Monday, May 21, 2007
Suckers
Reviewed By: Geni (Westwood, California)
Tree and roots produce lots of suckers, good only in LARGE areas where it won't be a problem, bad in small to mid size yards.


Read More Reviews
Get the latest DEALS from Gurney's - sign up for our email newsletter >>