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If you already have an established birch tree, the last two steps, proper cultural practices and insect control, can still be used to maintain your tree in a healthy condition. Step 1 - Selecting the Proper Site. In the forest, birch trees thrive on cool, moist soils.emember that most birch trees growing in yards can reach 40-50 feet in height. Compacted soils-Avoid areas that are compacted or likely to become compacted, such as along trails or driveways. Remember, birch trees have a very shallow root system that can be easily damaged by soil disturbance.
Yellow leaves are typical in fall, but not in summer. Birch trees (Betula spp.) add interesting architectural form to your garden landscape. They thrive in U.S. Department of Agriculture plant hardiness zones 5 to 8, though the specific zone varies by species. Most birches produce leaves that yellow and drop in fall. If it's still summer and your birch tree leaves are turning yellow, the tree is telling you it has a problem. Most issues are easily resolved.