Betula utilis jacquemontii: White trunked birch
A remarkable tree in winter when the peeling, paper-thin, dazzling white bark is outstandingly beautiful.
Upright habit with mid-green leaves which turn golden-yellow in autumn. Yellow-brown catkins in spring.
Magnificent as a multi-branched specimen or if three are planted closely together, to give the appearance of a multi-stemmed tree.
Very hardy in any position, including windswept.
The variety, Snowqueen, has the whitest trunk.
Mature height 12 -15m
The white trunks look stunning as the multi-stemmed form and grow effectively planted in very close grouping.
They also thrive and look fabulous in large containers.
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