A large oval, native, deciduous tree grown for its beautiful exfoliating tan bark and resistance to the bronze birch borer. It looks good when grown with multiple trunks and used as a specimen.
Habit:
Pyramidal in youth, oval to rounded at maturity, grown with single or multiple trunks
Size:
40-70' high
Color:
Lustrous medium green in summer
Texture:
Medium
Hardiness:
Zone 4a USDA
Habitat:
Massachusetts - Florida - Kansas - Minnesota
Family:
Betulaceae
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