What is another word for canary whitewood?
Pronunciation: [kənˈe͡əɹi wˈa͡ɪtwʊd] (IPA) 
Canary whitewood, also known as Tulipwood, is a type of hardwood that is light in color and has a fine grain. It is commonly used in the construction of furniture and small projects like cutting boards and picture frames. Other synonyms for canary whitewood include yellow poplar, American tulipwood, and tulip poplar. Yellow poplar refers to the bright yellow color of the wood when it is freshly cut. American tulipwood is a term used to describe tulipwood that is grown in North America, while tulip poplar refers to the tree from which the wood is harvested. No matter what it is called, canary whitewood is a popular choice for woodworking projects due to its workability, durability, and beautiful finish.
