Alaska Birch

Overview

Alaska Birch (Betula neoalaskana) is a deciduous tree commonly found in Alaska. Its bark can range in colour from ashy grey to an orange-brown hue, while its leaves, which are small, ovate and dark green, turn bright yellow in Autumn. It prefers cold climates, and can tolerate temperatures down to minus 80 degrees Fahrenheit. This hardy tree requires full sun and plenty of water to thrive. During winter, its drooping branches provide a picturesque covering of fresh snow. A staple of the landscape, the Alaska Birch is a unique and beautiful tree.

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