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#RED FROST BIRCH FREE#

Keep your Royal Frost healthy and stress free by mulching the root zone with 3-4 inches of mulch, and drop the hose under your plant during the dry spells and your Birch will appreciate it!

#RED FROST BIRCH FULL#

Treat your tree like royalty should be treated and plant in partial shade to full sun with well-drained soil. Your family and friends will want to come over to admire this fascinating tree with you. The Royal Frost Birch makes for a perfect privacy screen with its medium size of about 35 feet tall and around 15 feet wide. You will have something to look forward to every season of the year. Common birch trees get their names from the bark’s distinctive colors, which can be white, silver, black, gray, or yellow. Birch trees have spectacular fall colors that can be golden yellow, vibrant orange, or fiery red. Planting as a specimen tree is ideal as this tree was born to be the centerpiece of every landscaping. Birch trees (genus Betula) are flowering medium-sized deciduous trees with thin papery bark and egg-shaped pointed leaves.

You won't be able to miss this magnificent tree no matter where it's planted! Not to mention the impressive white bark that shows beautifully in the winter months.

You will understand the hype of this royal upright, pyramidal burgundy-red to plum purple foliage that fades into a captivating yellow-orange to red coloration in the fall. Make way as the trumpets sound for the Royal Frost Birch (Betula x 'Royal Frost') is in your presence.

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