Early June gray birch leaves and small branches are filling the whole picture. The leaves are vibrant green with deep green veins running through each leaf. The leaves are serrated and have come to a sharp point at the tip.
A gray birch tree trunk that is almost white with two darker black spots around the size of a quarter. The tree has bright green leaves in the background and foreground.

Birch, Gray

$3.75 – $4.70

Scientific Name: Betula populifolia
Zone: 3-7
Mature Height: 20-40 ft
Mature Width: 10-20 ft
Fruit: Winged nutlets
Flowers: Catkins
Bloom Time: April
Growth Rate: Medium
Soil: Moist, well-drained and can handle poor soil conditions
Drought Tolerance: Good
Flood Tolerance: Good
Sun Requirements: Sun or part-shade
Fall Color: Yellow
Wildlife Value: Supports the mourning cloth moth, many birds, mammals and insects rely on this native tree.

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Description

The gray birch is a beautiful native tree that grows fairly easily and provides great support for wildlife. The USDA has a page with in-depth information about the gray birch.  Plant Guide – Gray Birch

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Size

12-18", 18-24", 2-3ft, 3-4ft, 4-5ft, 5-6ft, 6-12", 6-7ft

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