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Monarch birch - Betula maximowicziana
  • Monarch birch - Betula maximowicziana
  • Monarch birch - Betula maximowicziana

Monarch birch - Betula maximowicziana

Betula maximowicziana

This tree native to Japan and the Kuril islands has large leaves 10 to 15 cm long that turn creamy yellow in the fall. When flowering it grows very long kittens 7 -12 cm. Its white bark peels off in thin strips such as paper and its young branches are reddish brown. It has a very high resistance to winds.

Description

Height at maturity 15/20M
Spread at maturity 9M
Exposure Sun, partial shade
Flowering period March-April
Hardiness -30°C
Origin Kuril Islands - Japan

This tree native to Japan and the Kuril islands has large leaves 10 to 15 cm long that turn creamy yellow in the fall. When flowering it grows very long kittens 7 -12 cm. Its white bark peels off in thin strips such as paper and its young branches are reddish brown. It has a very high resistance to winds.

Caractéristiques

  • Common name : Monarch birch
  • Family : Betulaceae
  • Category : tree
  • Spread : 9M
  • Foliage : deciduous
  • Color of flowers : yellow brown
  • Use : Isolated, shores, Alignment
  • Soil : rich and well drained
  • Habit : Spreading
  • Enemies : borer - aphid - sawfly
  • Possible diseases : rust - powdery mildew - armillary

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