Gray Birch features bright-green triangular leaves and chalky white non-exfoliating bark that darkens with age (don't we all!).
A great tree for moist areas, Gray Birch does well in full sun to part shade. Short lived (30 to 50 years) but long on wildlife benefit Gray Birch feeds and shelters birds and hosts hundreds of moth and butterfly larvae.
1st Photo: John Barber
Betula populifolia (Gray Birch)
SKU: BP01-SS
$85.00Price
$85.00 per 5 Gallons
- Pollinator value: Medium, larval host to dozens of butterfly and moth species.
- Height: 20-40 feet; 10-20-foot spread
- Light: Full sun to part shade
- Soil: Medium to wet, well drained
- Bloom: Spring catkins
- Bark: Chalky white, non-peeling
- Foliage: Triangular, shiny green, yellow fall
- Landscape: Rain garden, native garden, moist areas
- Resistance: Tolerates deer
- Native range here
