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Mon, Jun 7, 10 at 22:28
| OK, I went nutz.
Lowes was marking plants down and I grabbed a few things. I've always wanted a River Birch but is there a difference in "clump" River Birch and just a River Birch? This looks more like a bush rather than a tree (or trees)There are many shoots in the pot. |
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| A clump river birch is a river birch with multiple trunks. All the trunks should be from the same tree/root-system, but some cheapo nurseries stick single trunk specimens together for quick production. This practice (bundling multiple separate singe-trunk specimens together) frequently causes problems later as the trees grow and start splitting apart. |
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