Multi-Stem Himalayan Birch Tree | Betula Utilis Jacquemontii | 3L Pot | 2 Years Old

Name: Multi-Stem Himalayan Birch Tree | Betula Utilis Jacquemontii | 3L Pot | 2 Years Old
Brand: Winters Hill
SKU: shopify_GB_15178778149243_55626543137147
Price: 69.99 GBP
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Highlights
Variety Specifications
Planting & Care

Stunning, peeling white bark provides striking winter interest, revealing a fresh layer each year.
In early summer, delicate yellow-green leaves are joined by pollinator-friendly catkins.
Cone-like fruits develop from female catkins, releasing winged seeds dispersed by the wind.
Enjoy a final burst of colour as the leaves turn a brilliant golden-yellow in autumn.
A fast-growing, large deciduous tree, perfect for creating an impact in your garden.
Ideal as a standalone specimen tree or planted in small, elegant groups of three or more.
Historically, its bark was used in Kashmir for writing sacred Sanskrit texts.
Supplied in an EcoPot™, using 70% less plastic and designed to reduce root spiraling for a healthier tree.
Professionally pruned before dispatch to encourage a strong, bushy shape and robust growth.

Latin Name: Betula Utilis Jacquemontii
Species: Birch
Features: Fantastic foliage, Autumn colour, Attractive bark
Flowering Season: Early spring, Late spring
Flowering Time: March
Flower Colour: Yellow
Foliage Colour: Green
Position: Position in full sun to partial shade
Soil: Himalayan Birch will grow in low to moderately fertile soil that is moist but well drained
Hardiness: This tree is fully hardy, meaning it will survive under any condition including the occasional snowy winters in the UK
Habit: Bushy
Eventual Spread: 8m
Pest & Disease: Generally pest and disease resistant
Pruning: Any pruning should be done when the tree is fully dormant, from late summer until early winter. If you prune in late winter or early spring when the sap is 'rising' this can cause heaving bleeding of sap and weaken or even kill the tree

Planting Time: Can be planted year-round.
Positioning: Choose a spot in full sun or partial shade. Plant in moist but well-drained soil; it tolerates low to moderately fertile conditions.
Group Planting: If planting in a group, space trees 1-2m apart.
Pruning Guide: Prune annually only when the tree is fully dormant (late summer to early winter). Pruning in late winter or early spring causes sap to bleed, which can weaken or kill the tree.

Product Specifications

Supplied As: Tree in 9L Pot
Height on Arrival: 120-150cm inc. pot
Eventual Height: 12m
Age: Typically 18-36 months old at dispatch.

Highlights

Stunning, peeling white bark provides striking winter interest, revealing a fresh layer each year.
In early summer, delicate yellow-green leaves are joined by pollinator-friendly catkins.
Cone-like fruits develop from female catkins, releasing winged seeds dispersed by the wind.
Enjoy a final burst of colour as the leaves turn a brilliant golden-yellow in autumn.
A fast-growing, large deciduous tree, perfect for creating an impact in your garden.
Ideal as a standalone specimen tree or planted in small, elegant groups of three or more.
Historically, its bark was used in Kashmir for writing sacred Sanskrit texts.
Supplied in an EcoPot™, using 70% less plastic and designed to reduce root spiraling for a healthier tree.
Professionally pruned before dispatch to encourage a strong, bushy shape and robust growth.

Variety Specifications

Latin Name: Betula Utilis Jacquemontii
Species: Birch
Features: Fantastic foliage, Autumn colour, Attractive bark
Flowering Season: Early spring, Late spring
Flowering Time: March
Flower Colour: Yellow
Foliage Colour: Green
Position: Position in full sun to partial shade
Soil: Himalayan Birch will grow in low to moderately fertile soil that is moist but well drained
Hardiness: This tree is fully hardy, meaning it will survive under any condition including the occasional snowy winters in the UK
Habit: Bushy
Eventual Spread: 8m
Pest & Disease: Generally pest and disease resistant
Pruning: Any pruning should be done when the tree is fully dormant, from late summer until early winter. If you prune in late winter or early spring when the sap is 'rising' this can cause heaving bleeding of sap and weaken or even kill the tree

Planting & Care

Planting Time: Can be planted year-round.
Positioning: Choose a spot in full sun or partial shade. Plant in moist but well-drained soil; it tolerates low to moderately fertile conditions.
Group Planting: If planting in a group, space trees 1-2m apart.
Pruning Guide: Prune annually only when the tree is fully dormant (late summer to early winter). Pruning in late winter or early spring causes sap to bleed, which can weaken or kill the tree.

Product Specifications