This native fruiting tree prefers sun and dry soil. Grows 15-20 feet. Excellent for wildlife due to the edible fruits that are red or yellow. During spring white flowers bloom, while in the fall, the leaves turn a beautiful yellow to orange color. Prefers deep rich moist soils and full sun.
Leaves are yellow-green but have no fall color.
White Birch favors moist well-drained soil and full sun. Fall leaves display a beautiful yellow color . A native of the Rocky Mountains, this tree is commonly planted as an ornamental tree on lawns and in parks as it never requires pruning. It grows in all soils and is quite hardy. This tree requires a fairly large space for growing.