Betula pendula Pleached less leathery than many of

less leathery than many of the oaks

this variegated characteristic produces a most colourful red and pink marbled effect

A very tidy and attractive columnar form of our beloved native hornbeam (Carpinus betulus) ideal for restricted spaces

glossy dark green in summer with warm autumn tones

In spring white flowers decorate the tree followed by purplish-black fruits typical of the species

Betula pendula Pleached less leathery than many ofA native, graceful tree with an airy, semi transparent crown. Branches arch and then droop at the ends to give a soft, gently weeping effect. Diamond shaped leaves provide an uplifting dappled golden light in autumn. Attractive white bark usually develops with age. Hardy and thrives in most soils but susceptible to drought. 3 4m tall at 10 years. A shallow rooting tree