Birch trees landscaping

Birch trees are known for their beautiful bark, foliage, and manageable height. Discover unique river, paper, and white birch trees online at McKay Nursery.

Compare birch tree types native to the US, including river birch, paper birch and yellow birch. Plus, learn how to plant, care for and use birch trees in your garden. See pictures of some of the most popular birch cultivars.

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The Heritage River Birch is often chosen for its attractive bark and ability to resist disease. The colourful, peeling bark will add interest to a winter landscape. A good tree for landscaping properties, especially at the edges of ponds and streams

Betula negra ‘BNMTF’ dura-heat® Native to the riverbanks of the Southeastern United States, the Dura-Heat River Birch is a distinctive ornamental tree that offers year round […]

Trees are focal points in a landscape and have many uses: to define a space, hide something unattractive, add privacy, and provide relief—such as shade or

River Birch are known for their exfoliating tree trunks, which peels to expose different shades of bark, making a great focal point in a landscape design.

"One could do worse than be a swinger of birches," the poet Robert Frost wrote, praising the slender trees that can bend to the ground without breaking ben

Betula pendula Moss White is a variety of Weeping Birch with beautiful bright white bark. During Autumn the foliage turns a vivid yellow while in Winter the bare tree shows off a graceful arching habit and of course it's lovely white bark. Moss White Birches thrive in moist, well drained soil and a position of full sunlight to partial shade. It will grow to a maximum height of around 8m with a 6m spread. This variety works fantastically when planted in groups.