Betula papyrifera (paper birch)White, exfoliating bark Very winter hardy Oval form Gold fall color Known for its white, exfoliating bark, the paper birch (or canoe birch) is native to Canada and the Northern United States. The bark exfoliates in papery strips to reveal a brownish orange color beneath. Paper birches perform best in cooler, northern climates and do not tolerate heat and humidity well. Hardiness Zone 2 6 Height 50 70 ft Spread 25 50 ft

and butterflies love it for its soft

Hardiness Zone 4-8 Height 2-3 ft Spread 4-5 ft

Lightly scented and very distinctive in the garden

Plant in a tight group for a focal point or scatter them though your perennial garden for a month long display of deer

It is perfect for grouping in the back of the garden and thrives in moist to wet areas

You won't be able to resist this evergreen eye candy

Propagation prohibited

Blooms July to fall

‘Orange Dream’ is great for a small space or even on a patio as a small specimen tree in a container that will thrive in dappled shade

An excellent

a plant as starworthy and flamboyant as 'Holly' & 'Dolly' but you won't have to make a pilgrimage to see it

Highly cut foliage