Salmon cream to brownish at first it exfoliates to reveal a creamy white inner bark that can almost rival with the european white birches.
Heritage river birch bark.
This versatile highly heat tolerant tree thrives in riparian settings with high water tables and problematic low wet soils yet adapts to mild drought when established.
The heritage river birch scientific name betula nigra heritage is the most popular and widely grown type of river birch tree.
Heritage with age tends to shed sheets of bark and is certainly more cream colored and orange overall.
An exceptional silhouette for night lighting.
Its bark is usually dark gray brown to pinkish brown and scaly.
Vigorous and fast growing this medium sized deciduous tree enjoys a large pyramidal upright habit.
A good tree for landscaping properties especially at the edges of ponds and streams or in low areas.
The bark of the river birch is very distinctive thus making it a favored ornamental tree for landscape uses.
Provides striking winter interest.
The river birch betula nigra or water birch is native to the eastern and southern united states and is a deciduous tree commonly found in the flood plains and swamp areas.
Vigorous and fast growing this medium sized deciduous tree enjoys a large pyramidal upright habit.
Salmon cream to brownish at first it exfoliates to reveal a creamy white inner bark that can almost rival with the european white birches.
The heritage river birch is often chosen for its attractive bark and ability to resist disease.
In the wild it doesn t grow further north than zone 6 but in gardens it has proved to be completely hardy throughout zone 4.
A beautiful multi branched tree prized for its highly textural colorful peeling bark.
History and origins of the heritage birch clump tree the river birch betula nigra is an american native tree growing throughout the east from new jersey to georgia and from texas to nebraska.
Betula nigra heritage is a beautiful river birch prized for its incredible peeling bark.
Species river birch tends to be more peely cinnamony colored in its bark.
The colourful peeling bark will add interest to a winter landscape.
Don t know about differences in growth rate.
The bark exfoliates on younger trees and opens to a lighter salmon colored trunk.
The heritage river birch tree betula nigra heritage is the most prominent of all the cultivars of river birch trees.
Betula nigra heritage is a beautiful river birch prized for its incredible peeling bark.
It is faster growing has larger glossier leaves and is less prone to leaf spot than the other species.
The bark of a young river birch can vary from having a salmon pink to brown gray tint and can be described as having loose layers of curling paper thin scales.
It is also disease resistant and tolerates warm temperatures better than other river birch cultivars.