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| (Zone 3b) A light, delicate appearance, with small but dense branches that bow under the weight of spring catkins. Papery sheets of cream-colored bark peel away to reveal salmon to cinnamon brown. Older trunks are dark reddish or grayish brown with deep ridges. A young River Birch will be pyramidal in form, rounding out with maturity. Most are sold commercially as clump form, and have a maximum visual effect when planted in groups. Transplants well, best adapted to moist soils. Most borer-resistant birch. | ||||
Flower: Fruit: Fall
Color: Shape: Size: 50' X 40' Distinct
Features: Best
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Preference : Sun
Preference: Soil
Moisture Preferred: Site
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http://www.beesongrows.com/pdfs/1205RDs_Drought.pdf
http://www.beesongrows.com/pdfs/0907RD_FallColor.pdf
http://www.beesongrows.com/pdfs/1007RD_FallPlanting.pdf
http://www.beesongrows.com/pdfs/0905RD_Fertilizing.pdf
http://www.beesongrows.com/pdfs/1207RD_GreeningWinter.pdf
http://www.beesongrows.com/pdfs/0307RD_SpringFlower.pdf
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