Heritage River Birch - peeling, salmon-white bark Landscape Cutting should be buried so

Cutting should be buried so that all but 1 bud is below ground level

they will grow quickly to about 3-6 feet tall in a year

Hutchinson's Yellow - Ideal for basket weaving

and Washington

For blight-resistant hazelnut varieties for the Eastern US

Heritage River Birch - peeling, salmon-white bark Landscape Cutting should be buried soHeritage River Birch (Betula nigra 'Cully') is a fast growing, deciduous tree celebrated for its peeling, salmon white bark and resistance to disease. Heritage River birch is highly resistant to the bronze birch borer. While highly susceptible species like European white birch are frequently attacked, the Heritage variety thrives naturally and rarely falls victim to these pests, making it the top recommended substitute. Thriving in USDA zones 4 to 9,