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Betula populifolia forest
 
Gray Birch features bright-green triangular leaves and chalky white non-exfoliating bark.
A great tree for moist areas, Gray Birch does well in full sun to part shade, and it is a top tree for birding, hosting dozens of moth and butterfly larvae.
1st Photo: John Barber

Gray Birch -- NEW!

SKU: BP01-SS
$38.00Price
2 Gallons
    • Latin: Betula populifolia
    • 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

     

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