Botanical name: Betula nigraCommon names: River birch, black birch, water birchOrigin: Native to the eastern United StatesUSDA zones: 3 to 9 (find your zone)Water requirement: Moderate to wet soil; adapts to stream banks (as its common name implies) and poor soilsLight requirement: Full sun to partial shadeMature size: 40 to 70 feet tallBenefits and tolerances: Fast-growing, disease-resistant choice for riparian buffers to curb stream erosion and improve biodiversity; leaves are a larval food source for swallowtail butterflies and other insects; seeds attract numerous birds and other wildlifeSeasonal interest: Year-round; beautiful yellow fall colorWhen to plant: Early spring to late fall

driveway lined with trees

love the bark and shape

Pachysandra

viejas driveway side planting

trees for driveways

Nice entrance

Driveway

River Birch trees

border the driveway

River birch

in front of house

love the birch trees

brick

Garden

pavers,birch lawn

Side yard

Fruit Trees

Nice and sleek.

Birches

curb

Tree border for driveway

Trees

tree

River Birch - stream banks

river birch bed

Brick

River birch

Driveway

Outdoors

Landscape

Patio? or too full? Or elsewhere

Really like Birch. Possible one somewhere in front of house with light?

like the way the trees are placed in the grass

brick driveway

tree lined fence

Birch trees along driveway

Idea of birches along vacant lot by drive?

river birch

Along right side of driveway

peeling bark

Driveway

Lines thru

multi- trunked birch tree in lawn for front garden

River birch along driveway up to house

lighter planting against the hedge

River Birch

birch tree line

River birches

brick walkway

want to walk.

Line of birch trees

River Birch

Pavers �� brick ����

love the lined trees following the curve of the pathway.

Birch

Trees

birch

river birch (2) will turn yellow

birch

Landscaping

garden

River birch

Pavers

birch trees, giant arborvitae, ground cover

use of river birch

birch tree lined driveway

River birch likes wet soil!

birches

Driveway.

Driveway trees

river birch

Along driveway?

River Birch Tree

This is it

Birch

Trees - what are these?

Piękne chodniki

Driveway

9

Would look great all along Buckingham!

Birch Trees

edging between neighor and trees

River Birch

Birch trees

River birch good landscaping tree

Love these river birch trees!

trees lining driveway

River birch

River birch

line of trees

simple birch in grass

river birch

River Birch

River birch tree

Entrance on the driveway

drive lined with birch trees

Trees

Drive

for side of drive?

Grouping of trees along drive

Driveway

The Tree Border

good for driveways and water areas

tuin

Driveway edge

screening and trees

river birch

tree

exteriorlandscape

Omfg.

Pavers driveway

River Birch

pavers

Great trees to separate my yard from the neighbors yards.

The Drive way

river birch trees

driveway and trees

Driveway

Driveway

Pachysandra terminalis 'Green Carpet' & Annabelle hydrangeas in the other photo of the exterior of this house

Edge of driveway and trees lining the driveway

River Birch

these kind of birch trees

river birch trees2

River Birches 2

the driveway

Yard next to newborns to right when facing house

birch

River birch

Driveway

River Birch, Betula nigra

river birch

path & contrast between lawn and soil

around trees and brick walkway

Botanical name: Betula nigra Common names: River birch, black birch, water birch Origin: Native to the eastern United States USDA zones: 3 to 9 (find your zone) Water requirement: Moderate to wet soil; adapts to stream banks (as its common name implies) and poor soils Light requirement: Full sun to partial shade Mature size: 40 to 70 feet tall Benefits and tolerances: Fast-growing, disease-resistant choice for riparian buffers to curb stream erosion and improve biodiversity; leaves are a larval food source for swallowtail butterflies and other insects; seeds attract numerous birds and other wildlife Seasonal interest: Year-round; beautiful yellow fall color When to plant: Early spring to late fall

Botanical name: Betula nigra Common names: River birch, black birch, water birch Origin: Native to the eastern United States USDA zones: 3 to 9 (find your zone) Water requirement: Moderate to wet soil; adapts to stream banks (as its common name implies) and poor soils Light requirement: Full sun to partial shade Mature size: 40 to 70 feet tall Benefits and tolerances: Fast-growing, disease-resistant choice for riparian buffers to curb stream erosion and

Botanical name: Betula nigra Common names: River birch, black birch, water birch Origin: Native to the eastern United States USDA zones: 3 to 9 (find your zone) Water requirement: Moderate to wet soil; adapts to stream banks (as its common name implies) and poor soils Light requirement: Full sun to partial shade Mature size: 40 to 70 feet tall Benefits and tolerances: Fast-growing, disease-

BIRCH Botanical name: Betula nigra Common names: River birch, black birch, water birch Origin: Native to the eastern United States USDA zones: 3 to 9 (find your zone) Water requirement: Moderate to wet soil; adapts to stream banks (as its common name implies) and poor soils Light requirement: Full sun to partial shade Mature size: 40 to 70 feet tall Benefits and tolerances: Fast-growing, disease-resistant choice for riparian buffers to curb stream erosion and improve biodiversity; leaves are a larval food source for swallowtail butterflies and other insects; seeds attract numerous birds and other wildlife Seasonal interest: Year-round; beautiful yellow fall color When to plant: Early spring to late fall

river birch

River Birch

river birch + drive/walk color

Along driveway

Tree to be located near Pool.

Birch trees

pavers, brick, river birch

riverbirch

River Birch

River birch

River birch recommended as great tree resistant to insects, etc

River birch trees along creek

something u could do with the trees

like the pavers on driveway

River birch

Jardin

Botanical name: Betula nigra Common names: River birch, black birch, water birch Origin: Native to the eastern United States USDA zones: 3 to 9 (find your zone) Water requirement: Moderate to wet soil; adapts to stream banks (as its common name implies) and poor soils Light requirement: Full sun to partial shade Mature size: 40 to 70 feet tall Benefits and tolerances: Fast-growing, disease-resistant choice for riparian buffers to curb stream erosion and improve biodiversity; leaves are a larval food source for swallowtail butterflies and other insects; seeds attract numerous birds and other wildlife Seasonal interest: Year-round; beautiful yellow fall color When to plant: Early spring to late fall

Fast growing all year round interest TREES

River birch and grass

river burch for driveway

paver drive and possible hosta in front of the hedge trees

note the benefits of this tree

River birch

Beautiful

One of my favorite types of trees....The Birch Tree. I also like the brick pavers with stone border.

I know we have lots of trees on the lots, but I sure do like these river birches along the driveway.

To right of drive with myrtles then ground cover and line of bushes to far right

Landscape

Betula nigra, RIVER BIRCH

backyard - birch trees

Consider Birch trees Eridge side perimeter

River Birch trees

Botanical name: Betula nigra Common names: River birch, black birch, water birch Origin: Native to the eastern United States USDA zones: 3 to 9 (find your zone) Water requirement: Moderate to wet soil; adapts to stream banks (as its common name implies) and poor soils Light requirement: Full sun to partial shade Mature size: 40 to 70 feet tall Benefits and tolerances: Fast-growing, disease-resistant choice for riparian buffers to curb stream erosion and improve biodiversity; leaves are a larval food source for swallowtail butterflies and other insects; seeds attract numerous birds and other wildlife Seasonal interest: Year-round; beautiful yellow fall color When to plant: Early spring to late fall

river birch

neat idea

River birch

River birch. Beautiful and interesting all year

multi trunk trees in own small gardens

like walkway pavers

Garden driveway layout

River birch (Betula nigra) is a one of the best trees for year-round interest. With its multicolored papery bark that peels away from the trunk, this North American native species is a great choice for a driveway entrance, backyard habitat or woodland edge. And its ability to thrive in moist conditions makes it especially valuable where drainage is a concern.

River Birch, black birch, or water birch

border stone ideas

River birch

Love the river birch

River Birch Botanical name: Betula nigra Common names: River birch, black birch, water birch Origin: Native to the eastern United States USDA zones: 3 to 9 (find your zone) Water requirement: Moderate to wet soil; adapts to stream banks (as its common name implies) and poor soils Light requirement: Full sun to partial shade Mature size: 40 to 70 feet tall Benefits and tolerances: Fast-growing, disease-resistant choice for riparian buffers to curb stream erosion and improve biodiversity; leaves are a larval food source for swallowtail butterflies and other insects; seeds attract numerous birds and other wildlife Seasonal interest: Year-round; beautiful yellow fall color When to plant: Early spring to late fall

brick driveway

like pavers

brick driveway

love the clean lines and grass bordering the driveway

The brickset of the border.

like pavers and trees. neatness of driveway

The birch trees make a nice back drop for the driveway and also a good way to incorporate something different other than ponderosa pine

trees, river birch

tree-lined drive

Brick pavers, neat grass, simple around the trees

Love the drive way lined with trees,