Advanced trees and hedging

Birch - Grafted Weeping

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3.5 M
3 M
Tree form
200 litre - 1 only
200mm
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100L
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Heritage size
PLEASE NOTE: AVAILABILITY IS INDICATIVE ONLY AND CANNOT BE GUARANTEED
Size availability
Botanical Name:
Betula pendula Youngii
Common Name:
Birch - Grafted Weeping
Description:
Weeping deciduous tree, usually grafted onto a 1 to 2 metre standard. A most graceful tree with slender branches to ground level. Fine shallow roots making it suitable for small gardens. Lends itself to hard annual pruning to form an umbrella shape, which can create a dappled shaded area, or left unpruned to form an excellent lawn specimen. Prune very early in winter or late autumn to avoid sap loss. Adapts to most soils but prefers a cool, well-drained, moist soil. Frost resistant but drought tender.
Tree categories:
Heritage tree
Autumn colour
Evergreen Tree
Flowering/Ornamental
Shade tree
Narrow spaces
Hedge & Screening
Driveways & Avenues
Street tree
Drought resistant
Coastal
Courtyard & Pots
Wind Hardy
Frost hardy
Full/part sun
Full shade
Water tolerant
Fire retardant
Summer foliage color:
Growth rate:
Moderate
Size:
Small
Max. Height:
3.5 Metres
Max. Canopy:
3 Metres
Climate:
Cool to cold
Soil:
Moist and fertile
Pruning:
Only if required, see above