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| Betula nigra
River birchA 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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