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9 best places to plant a birch tree and where they grow best
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9 Best Places To Plant A Birch Tree And Where They Grow Best

Though you may not know the names of many trees, most people can instantly recognize birch trees because of their distinctive beauty. But as an…

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Here’s the best time to tap birch trees for sap 
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Here’s The Best Time To Tap Birch Trees For Sap 

Birch trees are typically prized for their lovely, papery, peeling, oftentimes white bark, and lush green foliage. But the ornamental yard trees are starting to…

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Here’s how far birch tree roots spread (plus removal tips)
Trees | Birch Trees

Here’s How Far Birch Tree Roots Spread (Plus Removal Tips)

You may recognize a birch tree from its characteristic peeling white and red bark when you’re out for a walk. Just how far do birch…

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Do all birch trees have white bark? Identification tips
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Do All Birch Trees Have White Bark? Identification Tips

Birch trees are hardy and adaptive trees, making them a favorite among gardeners and landscapers. They aren’t giant trees, growing only to a small or…

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5 reasons why you shouldn’t peel off birch tree bark
Trees | Birch Trees

5 Reasons Why You Shouldn’t Peel Off Birch Tree Bark

For birch trees, naturally peeling bark is part of its growth cycle. As the tree grows and the trunk increases in width, the older bark…

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4 reasons why birch trees can’t grow in the shade
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4 Reasons Why Birch Trees Can’t Grow In The Shade

Birch trees are deciduous trees. This means they lose their leaves in the winter. They require full sun, which is up to six hours, and…

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I'm Zack DeAngelis, the creator of Tree Journey. Behind me? That's the woodpile my Dad and I cut/stack for 10+ years to heat up our family home in Upstate, NY. I grew up on 50+ acres of pastures, woodlands, and a freshwater bass pond surrounded by apple orchards where I worked back in the day. If you've got a question about trees, we've got the answer.

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