European Weeping Birch
Price range: $2.75 through $17.00European Weeping Birch has arching branches, and a golden fall color is hardy in zones 3-6. A beautiful ornamental shade tree for landscapes or gardens.
European Weeping Birch has arching branches, and a golden fall color is hardy in zones 3-6. A beautiful ornamental shade tree for landscapes or gardens.
Yellow Birch typically reaches heights of 60 to 75 feet, though some trees can reach 100 feet. Supports game birds, insect pollinators, songbirds, and small mammals.
Sweet birch is also known as black birch or cherry birch and has a distinctive wintergreen fragrance. It supports butterflies, game birds, insect pollinators, songbird, and small mammals.
Gray birch is a beautiful native tree that grows fairly easily and provides great support for wildlife, including moths, birds, and mammals.
Japanese White Birch is used as ornamental trees in gardens and landscapes because of their attractive bark and graceful form. Supports the Eastern Tiger Swallowtail butterfly.
Paper Birch tree, or White Birch, is also known as Canoe Birch and is the most ornamental of the birch family. Great food resource and cover for mammals and birds.
River Birch can grow 40 to 70 feet and spread 40 to 60 feet. The seeds are in a catkin about 1″ long. Great food resource for mammals and many types of birds.
Quaking Aspen is a deciduous tree known for its smooth white bark and leaves that “quake” or tremble in the slightest breeze.
Green Alder are a large shrub or small tree found across the cooler areas. Alder trees are known for their smooth grey bark, shiny green leaves, and catkins that appear after the leaves emerge. Provides food and shelter for various wildlife.
Speckled Alder shrub, a member of the birch family, are small and multi-stemmed. Birds and small mammals use the speckled alder for cover
White Pine is a very handsome landscape tree. They transplant easily and are one of the most beautiful northern evergreens.
Cedar White – American Arborvitae – is very common in the northeastern parts of the United States. Cedar White has pyramidal shape and stiff, thick branches that make an excellent privacy screen.