Decorative Coloured Birch Twigs and branches - White - 90cm's - 25 Stems

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Parra, A. Lagarto, et al. “ Comparative study of the assay of Artemia salina L. and the estimate of the medium lethal dose (LD50 value) in mice, to determine oral acute toxicity of plant extracts.” Phytomedicine 8.5 (2001): 395-400. A shrub, the Tor’ Spirea only gets as big as 3 X 3 and can look good anywhere on your property. In mid to late spring, this bush produces beautiful clusters of small white flowers and dark green leaves that turn red in the fall. This unique tree isn’t only recognized for its long white smooth bark but also its beautiful golden leaves in the autumn season which creates a sea of gold. Scientifically known as the Betula nigra, the river birch is native to the eastern US. However, it is widely cultivated across America.

There are many types of white flowering trees, most of which are deciduous, to choose from. They also come in different shapes, sizes, and shades of white. The following list will cover in more detail 41 trees with white flowers that will make your garden project a successful journey! Acoma Crape Myrtle Tree This tree can tolerate different soil conditions and loves to be in full sun. Scientific name: Lagerstroemia indica The bark is a unique blend of browns and tans that camouflage with it and the branches. It requires mulching around the trunk to protect it against disease. You will commonly find the Kousa growing in zones five through eight. It is deer-resistant but vulnerable to mildew. Certain dogwood trees may also have pink flowers, making them a great addition with quite a bit of variety. ‘Donald Wyman’ Crabapple These trees produce fruit for birds and give off a beautiful fragrance. Scientific name: Malus ‘Donald Wyman’ During the summer months, it’s not only the bark of the tree that is white but also its flowers as it produces elegant white flowers. 5. American SycamoreThis Crabapple tree does not produce fruit. Instead, it grows flowers consisting of white fan-like petals with pale yellow stamen in the spring. Without fruit, this species is perfect for any type of landscaping. Verme, Louis J. “ Swamp conifer deeryards in northern Michigan their ecology and management.” Journal of Forestry 63.7 (1965): 523-529. Small terminal cones develop (both male and female) on the same tree on different branchlets. The male cones are very small, roughly 1/16″ long (2 mm), yellow and around while female cones are 3/4-1/2″ (9-12 mm), ellipsoid in shape and upright. When ripe, the cones are a reddish brown color. The ones are generally coustered on the small branchlets. [2] It needs at least six hours of full sun and partial shade and is partial to moist, well-drained soil. It grows well in zones three through seven. Japanese Crepe Myrtle These trees thrive in moist, tropical enviornments. Scientific name: Lagerstroemia subcostata var. fauriei The brittle gum is considered to be a significantly hardy species as it effectively withstands extreme conditions of frost and drought. 4. Ghost Gum

The whitebark pine stands to be a significant part of the mountainous ecosystem as its roots work to prevent soil erosion. 7. Bald Cypress This 10 by 10-inch crabapple tree is small enough to fit in small landscapes or next to sidewalks in groups or individually. This self-fertile tree rarely needs pruning. It has a moderate growth rate and sprouts white flowers from pale pink buds and red fruit, which can tolerate colder temperatures. Dubey, S. K., and A. Batra. “ Acute and sub acute toxicity studies on ethanolic fraction of Thuja occidentalis Linn.” Research Journal of Pharmacy and Technology 1.3 (2008): 245-248. Accessed 06FEB2022The Chokeberry needs hours of sunlight and partial shade to grow well. It prefers wet climates, such as those in growing zones three to eight. Bradford Flowering Pear Tree The fruit from this tree will attract different types of birds to your garden. Scientific name: Pyrus calleryana ‘Bradford’ Like the white birch, the silver birch features a thin white bark that peels away in layers at the trunk. The silver birch, or European birch, native to northern Europe, is grown in many parts of the United States for its ornamental value. The leaves start deep green, turn red-gold in the fall, then change to darker colors later. Oval-shaped fruit about one-half-inch in diameter grows. The Sourwood needs at least six full hours of sunlight. It grows best in zones five through nine with multiple soil types. Southern Magnolia Make sure to plant this tree in a space that can accommodate its growth. Scientific name: Magnolia grandiflora

Also referred to as the white birch, this tree is native to North America and is sometimes referred to as the canoe birch, too. However, some trees are white because they have been painted white. Far from being an aesthetic choice, painting trees white is actually very beneficial to the tree for much the same reason that trees have naturally white bark. The white paint helps to reflect the sunlight and heat and thus keep the tree cooler and reduce the effects of sun damage. Although you won’t be able to grow a gum tree if you live in the American Midwest, you will likely be able to grow a large number of the other tree species on this list. It is commonly grown as an ornamental plant for its unique and attractive gray-green bark, and it is considered to be a considerably manageable shrub to maintain.

The Native Americans had 89 documented uses of Northern White Cedar by eleven different tribes. [28] Note that while medicinal uses were documented with tribes, the leaves and possibly other parts of the tree contain toxic compounds. Medicinal Uses The tree also consists of a white-gray bark that features distinctive diamond-shaped marks or deep fissures for older trees. White poplars grow in a single, upright form, producing multiple small branches with a similar upright form. It has dark green leaves that turn colorful in the fall to prepare for the winter months ahead. You deserve to celebrate Christmas in style this winter, which is why this pre-lit potted dwarf fir Christmas tree is the perfect addition to your home. This 3 ft Christmas tree is the perfect size for smaller spaces, whilst still being a wonderfully festive focal point. This premium quality tree is guaranteed to bring joy to your home. With plenty of space to hang baubles and sentimental ornaments, enjoy making new memories as you give gifts around this whimsical tree on Christmas morning. Illuminated with 100 chasing warm white LED lights, this product creates a warm and inviting glow. A wonderful way to add a festive ambience to your home, these twinkling lights make your magical moments feel extra special. Featuring a built-in 8-function controller, enjoy as you navigate between the lighting options until you find the perfect setting. With plenty of variety to choose from, this free-standing Christmas tree will truly feel like an extension of your home and will look stunning when decorated. The bald cypress is widely cultivated for its timber as the wood of the bald cypress is recognized for its water-resistant properties that may make it attractive for commercial use.

It is also recognized for its unique fragrance produced by its white, cream flowers and foliage which are frequently used for cosmetic purposes. The gray bark forms fissures as the tree ages, revealing the orange inner bark. The Snowbell is a great tree for landscaping yards and gardens. It requires partial to full sunlight to thrive well. It survives best in zones five through nine. Kobus Magnolia The flowers on these trees are absolutely gorgeous and the tree itself can reach a height of around 30 feet tall. Scientific name: Magnolia kobus A small tree with white flowers native to the eastern U.S., the Fringe only gets as tall as 12 to 20 feet tall. It gets its name from the type of flowers it produces. You will see four to 6-inch long clusters of flowers with fringe-like petals around May or June.

The sycamore tree has dense white bark that will peel off the tree in patches. It has a trunk that can be split into three or so large branches, with foliage that spreads up to 70 feet wide. Common in the south and pacific northwest, the Magnolia can grow up to 80 feet tall. Make sure your planting space will accommodate such a giant. This magnificent evergreen features white 12-inch cup-size fragrant flowers in spring to mid-summer. Clusters of white flowers bloom in April and cover the 13 to 16-foot wide tree. The leaves of the Cleveland Pear turn reddish-purple in autumn before they hit the ground. This pear tree prefers full sunlight to be healthy and thrives best in zones five through nine. Kousa Dogwood These trees are beautiful and disease resistant, but are vulnerable to mildew. Scientific name: Cornus Kousa The Spring Snow is more disease-resistant than the traditional species. It needs full sunlight to grow appropriately. Because of that, this Crabapple grows well in zones four through eight. Star Magnolia This tree is perfect in a yard with little sun and well drained soil. Scientific name: Magnolia stellata