Printed map depicts the eastern half of the United States of America with the distribution of Liriodendron Tulipifera, or tulip tree, spanning from the Florida Panhandle west to Arkansas all the way north through Illinois, Michigan, New York and Vermont. Accompanying explanation states how while the plant can be found in northern New York and east of the Hudson River, due to the severe winters the growth can be rare and stunted. In addition, the east coast in the Carolinas and south of Tennessee findings of this plant is also rare and stunted due to unfavorable soil.