Whitespire Gray Birch is similar in form to a River Birch except it is a gray birch and features brilliant white bark that does not exfoliate.
 
     Whitespire has a 10- to 20-foot spread and gloriously large triangular-shaped green leaves that turn a pleasant yellow in the fall. 
 
     This birch makes an excellent specimen tree and offers light shade.  Our Whitespire come in clumps of two or three from a single base.
 
     Fun fact: Whitespire was found growing in the wild in Wisconsin.  It is coveted for its upright growth and white bark.