Betula jacquemontii, known as Himalayan Birch, is a stunning deciduous tree admired for its brilliant white bark, which provides standout winter interest. Its gracefully arching branches display serrated, ovate green leaves that turn an appealing yellow in autumn. Native to the Himalayan region, this birch is often planted as a specimen tree or in groupings to accentuate landscapes. It thrives in cooler climates and adds elegance to gardens with its striking bark and delicate foliage. Its attractive form makes it a popular choice for contrast in mixed plantings.

- Light: Full sun to partial shade
- Water need: Moderate; prefers moist, well-drained soil
- Growth rate: Moderate
- Mature size (HxW): 40–50 ft x 30 ft
- Habit: Upright with spreading crown
- Bloom/interest: Spring catkins; winter white bark appeal
- Hardiness zone: 5–7
- Soil tolerance: Well-drained, loamy soil preferred
- Drought/heat tolerance: Moderate