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Young's weeping birch

Betula pendula "Youngii"

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Description:

Weeping birch tree,
Ornamental standard size
Stem bark is white and yellow peeling
Leaves are alternate, palmate with sawed edged

Habitat:

Residential landscapes as a specimen
Focal point yard as this tree is so unique.
Can handle full sun to part shade.

This is a graft cultivar of the similar tree, Betula pendula, still has the weeping branches but it is a full size upright tree.

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Betula pendula

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PublishedOctober 13, 2015

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