Dura Heat River Birch Emerald Coast Growers Considered deer resistant

Considered deer resistant

in early autumn

Ornamental Characteristics Category Flowering Shrub Foliage Type Deciduous Height 5' - 6' Spread 5' - 6' Shape Cascade

Harvest Mid-September - Mid-October

are native to North America

Dura Heat River Birch Emerald Coast Growers Considered deer resistantBetula nigra 'BNMTF' The Dura Heat River Birch, which is slightly more heat tolerant than the species, is a multi stemmed tree with the characteristic, papery, river birch bark, which exfoliates at an early age. Its showy pale yellow, yellow green, and pale green flowers appear in April or May. It has closely spaced, glossy, dark green leaves that turn yellow in the fall. *Aphid Resistant & Rarely Damaged by Deer* Tolerant of: clay soil, wet soil, and