Betula nigra (River Birch)Showy winter bark! Beautiful form and graceful branching Layered bark Green foliage turns yellow in fall Durable Great for erosion control Beautiful form and graceful branching combine with satiny, silver bark. With some maturity, bark peels to reveal a cinnamon brown layer that brings a delightful texture to the landscape. Rich, lime green foliage turns yellow in fall. Durable tree with the ability to thrive on moist sites. Great for erosion control.

Slightly more open form is great for a leisurely landscape

Long-Lasting Durability: Cedar naturally resists decay and pests

berry-like fruit that will see your yard become the most popular stop in the neighborhood for songbirds

Hardiness Zone 4-9 Height 3-4 ft Spread 2-3 ft

in groups or plant it in a container with other perennials or annuals and enjoy the show

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

Watch for even more color as the hummingbirds make a bee-line to the open flowers

Attracts butterflies in large numbers Hummingbirds thrive on the sweet nectar Finches crave its seed in the fall Long blooming

Thrives in part to full shade Beautiful pink fragrant blooms Deciduous Great fall color Looks good in borders Low maintenance Attracts butterflies and hummingbirds This aptly named hybrid is a superb selection for any partial to full shade landscape

Vigorous yet compact form

this dense growing beauty explodes with a sea of salmon-pink flowers in mid-May

easy to grow & deer resistant with good green color retention