Betula utilis var. jacquemontii (Himalayan Birch)

Betula jacquemontii stands out in every season, thanks to its striking white bark and delicate branching. Supplied as a standard tree with a tall, straight stem and light crown, it’s an excellent choice for softening hard landscapes and introducing vertical interest.

At maturity, it reaches 5–7 metres, but the canopy remains light and open, making it suitable for layered planting schemes or mixed borders. Its peeling bark glows against darker evergreens or fencing, while the soft yellow autumn foliage adds seasonal contrast.

Well-suited to loamy, free-draining soils and happiest in full sun, Himalayan Birch is also wind-tolerant and resilient. Its elegant appearance and low canopy density make it a go-to tree for balancing structure and softness.

Contact us for pricing and expert guidance. A refined, architectural tree for lightening up formal or naturalistic designs.