Paper birch (also called white birch) is an iconic tree of the north and probably our most easily recognized tree because of its distinctive white bark. The scientific name Betula papyrifera ...

The Birch tree is notable for its striking white bark and is often among the first trees to regenerate after forest fires. They are a prominent part of the Adirondack landscape, in yards ...

While Midwesterners picture oaks as huge trees, such as our native white oak and bur oak ... to do,” Yiesla said. A river birch, with its pretty peeling bark, might be an eye-catching accent ...

However, some trees have white bark - not naturally like birch trees - because of human-done paint jobs. This isn't a trend to make the trees look cool; after all, no amount of paint can one-up ...

Birch trees can have very distinctive bark– probably everyone knows the iconic white peeling bark of a paper (aka white) birch or the thin, golden tendrils that peel off a yellow birch.

Its white-bark-branches stretch toward the sky ... decided to plant a white birch tree to honor the memory of his beloved mother who had passed away. “It was said that he chose the white ...

My dad and I left the Polish East Side for the University District in the summer of 1968. He almost immediately planted a white birch sapling in the front yard. The tree blossomed and sprouted ...