Yellow Birch

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Yellow Birch

Betula allegheniensis 60-75' x 40-50' Also called Betula lutea.

The deep golden-yellow exfoliating bark glows and dazzles with a satiny sheen. Yellow birch can grow to be a grand old tree that bursts through the forest canopy.

Valuable timber for veneer, furniture and flooring. The 700-year-old canoe found in Maine in 2019 was made from a single birch log. The twigs make a wonderful tasty pink-colored tea.

Rusty yellow fall foliage. Wide-branching rounded form in the open; irregular in the woods. Shade-tolerant. Adaptable but prefers moist rich well-drained acid soil. According to UMaine Cooperative Extension, it hosts the larva of white admiral and banded purple butterflies and is a common nesting choice for red-shouldered hawks. Native to eastern North America. Z3. Maine Grown. (2-4' bare-root trees)



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