Betula papyrifera (Paper Birch), clump 7 gal plum Foliage emerges a merlot color

Foliage emerges a merlot color and fades to burgundy-green

top dress indoor container plants

groundhogs and other browsing animals

Grow an easy-care garden of annual flowers to provide food and shelter for endangered native bees

disease resistant variety with deep pink to fuchsia flower bracts in spring

Betula papyrifera (Paper Birch), clump 7 gal plum Foliage emerges a merlot colorWhite, exfoliating bark Very winter hardy Oval form Gold fall color Known for it's white, exfoliating bark, the paper birch (or canoe birch) is native to Canada and the Northern United States. The bark exfoliates in papery strips to reveal a brownish orange color beneath. Paper birches perform best in cooler, northern climates and do not tolerate heat and humidity well. Homeowner Growing and Maintenance Tips: Paper birch is best grown in medium to