Looking for Zone 5 Trees.? Currently we have a Chokecherry tree which is only 4 years infirm...

Currently we have a Chokecherry tree which is only 4 years infirm and we do trim & prune each year. This year it seems to be too big it is almost 30 ft high and last year it started up-rooting (we tried to re-dig the roots deeper but it didn't work). We are going to remove this tree and we are looking for a tree that looks nice and does not get that elevated in such a short period of time. We approaching the White Birch but does it grow fast? We do not want any type of evergreen.
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birch have surface roots just similar to the choke cherry
contact the ag extension agent in your area for the inventory of trees with deeper root systems for your area.
Northern Red Oak will obtain very large but grow at a moderate rate and enjoy a deeper root system.
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The White Birch is a nifty growing tree - life span is abut 200 years.

Others you might consider, all zone 5:

Oak trees - moderate to slow growing.

Cherokee Chief' Red Flowering Dogwood. 20-25'

Cherokee Chief' Red Flowering Dogwood. 8-10'

Prairie Fire Crabapple. 15-20'

Royal Star Magnolia Tree. 15'

Cleveland Ornamental Pear Flowering Tree. 20'

Weeping Cherry Flowering Tree. 20-40'

Some of these trees are attractive! I hope you find what you're looking for :)
And the caragana arborescens weeping pea shrub is great.
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Answers:    The White Birch is a fast growing tree - vivacity span is abut 200 years.

Others you might consider, all zone 5:

Oak trees - moderate to slow growing.

Cherokee Chief' Red Flowering Dogwood. 20-25'

Cherokee Chief' Red Flowering Dogwood. 8-10'

Prairie Fire Crabapple. 15-20'

Royal Star Magnolia Tree. 15'

Cleveland Ornamental Pear Flowering Tree. 20'

Weeping Cherry Flowering Tree. 20-40'

Some of these trees are beautiful! I hope you find what you're looking for :)
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Ginkgo trees will get tall but grow so slow that you won't see them fully developed for a long time. There are eastern redbuds that are a striking tree the growth rate is moderate to fast. White birches have a milieu growth rate.