Birch tree companion plants

Have a birch tree in your yard and unsure of which plants go well beside or around it? Here's a short guide with some planting suggestions.

Enhance the beauty of your birch trees with suitable ground covers that thrive in their shade, such as ferns, hostas, and bleeding heart flowers

Choose the right birch tree for your garden based on factors like size, growth habit, and preferred growing conditions.

Somehow, actually getting on with it and creating one section of your garden, can actually stir the imagination cogs in your brain. Just being able to tick something off the to do list too can do wonders for your state of mind.

Comparing Heritage® Vs Duraheat® River Birch | What Grows There :: Hugh Conlon, Horticulturalist, Professor, Lecturer, and Gardener

Front yard with this whiter spire birch being the main focus of the planting bed.

Multi-stem silver birch

We recommend trees for privacy and screening, plus advice on where and how to plant them.

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.

Betula platyphylla 'Fargo': Zone 3 Height: 40 Spread: 15 | Dakota Pinnacle is a hardy columnar birch. Its bark is yellow white in color and is slightly exfoliating. It is also heat and drought tolerant. Fast growth rate.

Trees for a Contemporary Garden | Olander Garden Design

West Himalayan Birch (Betula utilis Jacquemontii)

Whether coated by frost or under a few feet of snow, the winter garden can (almost) rival the beauty of summer's rich tapestry of flowers, flora, and fruits.

River Birch tree in the foreground surrounded by companion plantings of perennials and shrubs.

Winter Hill Tree Farm is an advanced tree nursery in the Southern Highlands of New South Wales growing and selling mature trees, advanced trees and big hedging plants.

Foundation planting of evergreens, deciduous trees and perennials