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The Himalayan Birch is known for its striking white bark. Betula ‘Doorenbos’ brings brightness into the garden when it’s needed most. As the bark matures, it peels gently to reveal fresh, clean layers beneath, creating a living surface that changes over time.
In leaf, it forms a soft, airy canopy that moves beautifully in the wind, never feeling heavy or dense.
This is a tree that adds presence without weight.
Brightening the darker corners of the garden
Multi-stem planting for a layered structure
Winter interest through bark
Naturalistic or contemporary garden styles
Deciduous and fully hardy. Thrives in most soils, including heavier soils, as long as they don’t dry out completely.
Best planted where the bark can be seen and appreciated, especially in winter light.
Height at supply: 150–175cm
Pot size: 20L (C20)
Type: Deciduous tree (often grown as a multi-stem)
The Himalayan Birch is known for its striking white bark. Betula ‘Doorenbos’ brings brightness into the garden when it’s needed most. As the bark matures, it peels gently to reveal fresh, clean layers beneath, creating a living surface that changes over time.
In leaf, it forms a soft, airy canopy that moves beautifully in the wind, never feeling heavy or dense.
This is a tree that adds presence without weight.
Brightening the darker corners of the garden
Multi-stem planting for a layered structure
Winter interest through bark
Naturalistic or contemporary garden styles
Deciduous and fully hardy. Thrives in most soils, including heavier soils, as long as they don’t dry out completely.
Best planted where the bark can be seen and appreciated, especially in winter light.
Height at supply: 150–175cm
Pot size: 20L (C20)
Type: Deciduous tree (often grown as a multi-stem)