TerraFlora

Betula pendula is part of broad-leaved plants and can reach a height of 30 meters. The name comes from the characteristic white color of the stem, which is due to the substance Betulin. It is used primarily as a decorative plant, as well as in medicine.
Betula pendula can grow in a non-fertile soil, but there must be enough moisture. It is cold-resistant and should be watered moderately. It develops best in sunny places.