Latin: Betula papyrifera Other common names: canoe birch, silver birch, white birch Mature Height: 80 ft. Spreads 20-30 ft. Paper Birch grows fast especially when young. Soil / Climate: Prefers cool, moist climates Zones 2-7 When used in landscape planting, it should not be planted near Black Walnut as a chemical from the roots can be toxic to Birch. Notes: Shiny brown bark when young, turning bright white with age, separates from trunk in thin, papery strips. Wildlife: Seed is eaten by the wood duck, ruffed grouse, turkey, pheasant, blue heron, chickadee, and many others. Birch bark is a winter staple for moose and white tailed deer can be found browsing on Birch leaves in the fall. Snowshoe hares will browse on birch seedlings.
J**R
good buy if you have patience to wait for growth
in excellent condition when arrived and planted as directed/watered and flourishing
D**K
They have arrived in an excellent condition despite fairly late shipment (Jun 1 in NJ)
They have arrived in an excellent condition despite fairly late shipment (Jun 1 in NJ). All survived the transplant and grew from about 1 foot to 3 feet over the season.
D**N
A good value for the money
Trees arrived in good condition, somewhat thin, but about what you'd expect for the price charged. I would recommend this seller.
R**B
These Birch’s were smaller than I expected and stayed in ...
These Birch’s were smaller than I expected and stayed in the mail for 10 days, however to my surprise their root ball was still very moist and no breakage on the trunks, packaged well!
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