turning to its characteristic white with age
making it particularly popular in regions like Alaska
excellent eating off the tree
its coloration can vary with the seasons
providing orchardists in cooler climates a dependable
Paper Birch (Betula papyrifera) potted_trees_bushes_fall_2024 turning to its characteristic whitePaper Birch seedlings from locally collected seed, perfect for Canadian landscapes. Known for its distinctive white, peeling bark, the Paper Birch adds a beautiful, textured element to any yard. The bark starts out brownish red on young trees, turning to its characteristic white with age, often with dark horizontal stripes. In autumn, its small, oval leaves turn a bright, cheerful yellow, providing excellent fall color. Paper Birch is a fast growing