Betula utilis Jaquemontii - White Himalayan Birch

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Betula utilis Jaquemontii - White Himalayan BirchWest Himalayan Birch Also known as the Kashmir birch, Betula utilis var. jacquemontii is a medium sized, vigorous, fast growing, deciduous tree grown for its brilliant white, papery bark (rich brown when young) which peels to reveal bands of creamy pinky buff. Not as tall as the silver birch, the West Himalayan birch has a broad crown and a graceful, open habit. Long brownish yellow male catkins up to 12cm (5in) long appear in early spring; the

fruit should be thinned to minimise this

Golden Leaved Hazel

so well adapted to north European conditions

The lax stems can be trained as a small climber

particularly canker

Height: 39” (1m) Spread: 28” (70cm) after 2-5 years

It has good looking foliage that bears small green cones breaking apart when ripe to reveal light brown seed

with an intense

up to 3ft (90cm) long

Height depends on where it is grafted

Soil: Any well-drained

Height: 13’ (4m) Spread: 5’ (1