Yellow Birch

Cost: $30 per 10 tree bundle
Size: 12-24"
Age: 1-0
Habitat: Prefers wet areas/Tolerates partial to full shade/Okay in sun

Yellow birch (Betula alleghaniensis)

Type: Deciduous
Other Names:
Range: Nf., s. in mts. to GA, w. to Man. & n.e. IA
Typical Mature Height: 72-100 ft
Light Requirement: Part Shade , Shade
Soils: Moist , Wet
Habitat: Cool, moist soils
Flower Color: Yellow , Green , Brown
Fruit: Green to tan
Bloom Time: Apr , May
Wildlife Value: Important habitat tree for birds and pollinators
Uses: A characteristic odor and flavor of wintergreen in the crushed bark of young twigs. The wood of yellow birch is one of the most valuable timbers in Michigan. It is strong and close-grained, polishes well, and is of special importance in furniture and veneers.
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