Betula alleghaniensis (Yelllow Birch) Size:#3 Pot

Betula alleghaniensis (Yelllow Birch) Size:#3 PotThis tree is quite attractive with its bark peeling like its cousins BETULA PAPYRIFERA (PAPER BIRCH) and BETULA NIGRA (RIVER BIRCH) but yellow birch has yellow to bronze bark rather than the paper having white and river having more of a tan peeling bark. Naturally, this tree is quite rare and would be found in swamp forests, bogs, and in Lake Michigans dune and swale complexes in the lowlands. This tree is slow growing and typically lives for 150

Flower Color light blue

Spartina pectinata

Install this plant in large groups to make a dramatic textured effect and a medium sized ground cover

or shallow waters edges

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but can live up to 300 years

Photo 3 By: By Sherief Saleh (Own work) [CC BY-SA 3

global climate change

The bitter foliage is not attractive to deer and lacks the fragrance found in others in its genus

Ox-eye Sunflower

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