Definition of river birch in English:

river birch

noun

A North American birch with peeling reddish-brown or orange bark.
Betula nigra, family Betulaceae
Example sentencesExamples
- The native river birch is a clean, graceful tree that provides bright/filtered shade.
- Experts recommend herbaceous perennials - like cardinal flower, Joe-Pye weed, and daylilies - as well as woody plants such as river birch, button bush, and sweet pepperbush.
- Residents are also encouraged to plant river birch.
- The three worked closely together to ensure that the new landscape would harmonize with a surrounding woodland of aspens, Douglas firs, ponderosa pines, and river birches.
- The Sidwells enlarged the patio and covered it with an arbor; created perimeter beds of mixed shrubs and planted a vegetable garden as well as a graceful, native river birch and an ‘Oklahoma’ redbud.
- Over there on the edge of the creek, by the tree I learned to call ironwood but whose accepted name is river birch, was a small eastern cedar with a trunk about the size of my middle finger.
- Another Maryland tree, a 81-foot river birch in historic Belt Woods, has little chance of survival, says Pam.
- The floodplains and islands of the Wisconsin and Mississippi rivers were forested with low-lying cottonwood and willow, grading into river birch and swamp white oak, with silver maple, American elm, and ash invading higher stands.

Definition of river birch in US English:

river birch

noun

A North American birch with peeling reddish-brown or orange bark.
Betula nigra, family Betulaceae
Example sentencesExamples
- The Sidwells enlarged the patio and covered it with an arbor; created perimeter beds of mixed shrubs and planted a vegetable garden as well as a graceful, native river birch and an ‘Oklahoma’ redbud.
- Residents are also encouraged to plant river birch.
- Over there on the edge of the creek, by the tree I learned to call ironwood but whose accepted name is river birch, was a small eastern cedar with a trunk about the size of my middle finger.
- The three worked closely together to ensure that the new landscape would harmonize with a surrounding woodland of aspens, Douglas firs, ponderosa pines, and river birches.
- Experts recommend herbaceous perennials - like cardinal flower, Joe-Pye weed, and daylilies - as well as woody plants such as river birch, button bush, and sweet pepperbush.
- The floodplains and islands of the Wisconsin and Mississippi rivers were forested with low-lying cottonwood and willow, grading into river birch and swamp white oak, with silver maple, American elm, and ash invading higher stands.
- Another Maryland tree, a 81-foot river birch in historic Belt Woods, has little chance of survival, says Pam.
- The native river birch is a clean, graceful tree that provides bright/filtered shade.

单词	river birch
释义	Definition of river birch in English: river birch noun A North American birch with peeling reddish-brown or orange bark. Betula nigra, family Betulaceae Example sentencesExamples The native river birch is a clean, graceful tree that provides bright/filtered shade. Experts recommend herbaceous perennials - like cardinal flower, Joe-Pye weed, and daylilies - as well as woody plants such as river birch, button bush, and sweet pepperbush. Residents are also encouraged to plant river birch. The three worked closely together to ensure that the new landscape would harmonize with a surrounding woodland of aspens, Douglas firs, ponderosa pines, and river birches. The Sidwells enlarged the patio and covered it with an arbor; created perimeter beds of mixed shrubs and planted a vegetable garden as well as a graceful, native river birch and an ‘Oklahoma’ redbud. Over there on the edge of the creek, by the tree I learned to call ironwood but whose accepted name is river birch, was a small eastern cedar with a trunk about the size of my middle finger. Another Maryland tree, a 81-foot river birch in historic Belt Woods, has little chance of survival, says Pam. The floodplains and islands of the Wisconsin and Mississippi rivers were forested with low-lying cottonwood and willow, grading into river birch and swamp white oak, with silver maple, American elm, and ash invading higher stands. Definition of river birch in US English: river birch noun A North American birch with peeling reddish-brown or orange bark. Betula nigra, family Betulaceae Example sentencesExamples The Sidwells enlarged the patio and covered it with an arbor; created perimeter beds of mixed shrubs and planted a vegetable garden as well as a graceful, native river birch and an ‘Oklahoma’ redbud. Residents are also encouraged to plant river birch. Over there on the edge of the creek, by the tree I learned to call ironwood but whose accepted name is river birch, was a small eastern cedar with a trunk about the size of my middle finger. The three worked closely together to ensure that the new landscape would harmonize with a surrounding woodland of aspens, Douglas firs, ponderosa pines, and river birches. Experts recommend herbaceous perennials - like cardinal flower, Joe-Pye weed, and daylilies - as well as woody plants such as river birch, button bush, and sweet pepperbush. The floodplains and islands of the Wisconsin and Mississippi rivers were forested with low-lying cottonwood and willow, grading into river birch and swamp white oak, with silver maple, American elm, and ash invading higher stands. Another Maryland tree, a 81-foot river birch in historic Belt Woods, has little chance of survival, says Pam. The native river birch is a clean, graceful tree that provides bright/filtered shade.
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