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Frémont cottonwood confirmed growing along the road into Zion National Park
iNaturalist · 2026-09-25
A community naturalist logged a Frémont cottonwood along Zion Park Boulevard in Springdale, Utah, and other observers confirmed the ID. It's a small data point showing where this desert-river tree still grows near Zion National Park.
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A Frémont cottonwood (Populus fremontii) was documented on Zion Park Blvd in Springdale, Utah.
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The observation reached research-grade status, meaning the community agreed on the identification.
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The location is in the Virgin River area near Zion National Park, typical riparian habitat for the species.
