Welcome to Georgia gardening! Clay soil, hot summers, and winter fluctuations demand tough plants. River birch (Betula nigra 'Heritage') thrives here—fast-growing, peeling bark, sun-loving. Buy from a reputable grower to ensure true 'Heritage' stock.
Beautiful fall color and interesting form, but best in naturalistic settings. Can be tricky in formal gardens due to suckering and specific soil needs.
Start with river birch for reliable performance.
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