-
drunk or used to make
syrup and
birch beer. Tea can be made from the red
inner bark of
black birches. White-barked
birches in
particular are
cultivated as...
- the Navy's
birches, the
Admiralty had
specimens called patterned birch (as well as a
patterned cane), kept in
every major dockyard, as
birches had to be...
- The
Birches may
refer to: The
Birches,
County Armagh, a
settlement in
Northern Ireland The
Birches (Belgrade Lakes, Maine), a
house listed on the U.S....
- One
could do
worse than be a
swinger of
birches. When the
speaker (the poet himself) sees a row of bent
birches in
contrast to
straight trees, he likes...
-
Birches Head is an area of Stoke-on-Trent, Staffordshire, England.
Formerly Birches Head Farm, the area has had
modern housing built on it. The local...
- pest on
birch trees (Betula),
frequently killing them. The
river birch Betula nigra is the most
resistant species,
while other American birches are less...
-
Silver Birches may
refer to: in
Canada Silver Birches (Salvation Army Camp), in Newfoundland, near
Corner Brook in the
United States Silver Birches (hotel)...
- only the
outermost branches are hanging. The Ornäs
birch is
often confused with the
similar birches Betula pendula 'Crispa' and
Betula pendula 'Laciniata'...
- "
Birches" (poem), a poem by
Robert Frost Birch (surname) The
Birch, an
American undergraduate journal of
Eastern European and
Eurasian culture "
Birch"...
- are more typical. In
younger trees the bark is
characteristic of most
birches, with
smooth bark and
distinct horizontal lenticels. It is
sometimes mistakenly...