Crimson Frost Birch is a deciduous tree with a shapely oval form. It gives deep burgundy-red leaves throughout summer, crimson to orange-yellow in the fall. There is no weepiness that Crimson Frost was known for. Often chosen as a landscape tree because of it’s deep red leaves throughout summer and attractive cinnamon colored bark, the Crimson Frost Birch tree is a great choice for someone who likes the look of the River Birch, but wants something a little flashier. Crimson Frost Birch is renowned for its unique, white bark the Crimson Frost Birch tree is a unique Birch tree that retains a crimson-coloured leaf throughout the spring and summer. Royal Frost Birch has the upright habit of Whitespire Birch and the red leaves of Crimson Frost Birch. A cross between Whitespire Birch and Crimson Frost Birch. Greenish female flowers are followed by drooping cone-like fruits containing numerous small winged seeds that typically mature in late summer. Royal Frost Birch is the second generation of red leaved, white bark birch. It is the result of a cross between Betula populifolia 'Whitespire' (white bark) and Betula 'Crimson Frost' (purple foliage). It typically matures over time to 30-40' tall and to 15-20' wide. Tiny monoecious flowers appear in early spring (March-April) in separate catkins on the same tree. ‘Royal Frost’ is an upright pyramidal birch featuring burgundy-red to purple foliage, showy yellow-orange to red fall color and attractive white bark. The pointy leaves are highly ornamental and turn an outstanding dark red in the fall. Best Uses: This is a moderate growing tree that does well in well-drained soil with full. The leaves are as equally interesting too - where they will change from maroon to yellow, orange, and eventually red in autumn Com spring, brown catkins will. Requires consistently moist soil do not let dry out between waterings. In the fall the leaves will turn some shade of orange, red, or yellow.
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Best foliage color occurs in full sun, but plants appreciate some afternoon part shade in hot summer areas. Crimson Frost Crimson Frost is a narrowly upright to narrowly conical, deciduous tree with creamy-white, peeling bark, triangular, toothed, maroon to dark. The combination of two colors makes this an outstanding specimen tree.įall Color: Yellow-Orange to Reddish Care detailsīest grown in moist, acidic, sandy or rocky, well-drained loams in full sun to part shade. From ‘Crimson Frost’ comes burgundy-red foliage. From ‘Whitespire’ it inherited beautiful white bark and resistance to the bronze birch borer. This birch has the best from both of its parents.
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