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lesfisher | 08:01 Mon 23rd Mar 2009 | Home & Garden
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Would a Silver Birch be an ideal tree for a small garden 10m x 6m
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Not really, they normally grow to 15 to 20m tall, and can reach a height of 30m. The corresponding spread could completely fill the 6m width of your garden.
09:23 Mon 23rd Mar 2009
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My council put a silver birch in the grass verge outside of my house 30years ago and now is twice as tall as my house and the damn thing is a pain in the `fall ` when the leaves and twigs cover my lawn and gutters, so I would not advise anyone to grow one in such a small garden.
10:28 Mon 23rd Mar 2009
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There are one or two dwarf varieties but not with silver bark.
17:32 Mon 23rd Mar 2009
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