Cutleafed European White Birch are not recommended for planting in many landscapes because of this problem and because of its subsequent top die-back. These problems cause high maintenance costs. This is typical for the short-lived European White Birch. The scientific name was changed after the 1971 publication when the plant was identified as Betula Verrucosa Laciniata. Replacements in this area were European Littleleaf Lindens.
Sidewalks generally are in good condition.