Heritage River Birch
Did you know?
Heritage River Birch trees (Betula nigra 'Heritage') are resistant to bronze birch borers and are almost exclusively found along river banks in the wild.
Size
Up to 80 feet tall
Flowers, Fruit, Foliage
Attractive, peeling bark in layered shades of pink, beige, and white. Glossy green leaves have toothed margins, and branches often grow as low as 3 feet above the ground.
Pests & Diseases
None serious
Landscape Use
Great shade tree, specimen, hedge, screen, or street tree
Care Practices
Plant in moist, acidic soil in full sun to part shade. These trees are tolerant of salinity, standing water, a variety of soil types, and moderate heat once established. They are also very cold hardy.
Native Range
North America