Betula nigra 'Niagara Champ' (River Birch)

The Betula nigra 'Niagara Champ', also known as River Birch, is a deciduous tree that is commonly found along riverbanks and in wet areas. It has a distinctive exfoliating bark that ranges from creamy-white to reddish-brown, providing year-round visual interest. In the spring, it produces unique catkins that add charm to its overall appearance. This tree grows up to 70 feet tall and 40 feet wide, featuring a broad, pyramidal shape with slightly arching branches.