A large conifer native to the more elevated parts of Mexico and extending into Guatemala
It prefers to be grown in moist soil in a partially shaded position
It is native to forested areas of the Himalayas and southwestern China
it can reach over 20m in the right conditions
Its common name comes from the lore that Judas hung himself from this tree after betraying Jesus
Populus euphratica - Euphrates Poplar or Desert Poplar pickup A large conifer native toA hardy, deciduous tree native to arid and semi arid regions of North Africa, the Middle East, and Central Asia. Recognised for its twisted, irregular trunk, rough bark, and striking, variable leaves that range from lance shaped to lobed, this tree is reasonably drought tolerant for a poplar and adapted to saline soils. Will grow up to 1015 meters tall. Quite rare in Australia and seldom offered.