Betula 'Grayswood Ghost'

Betula 'Grayswood Ghost'Betula utilis jacquemontii more commonly known as the Grayswood Ghost or Himalayan Birch Tree is a small deciduous tree, so it will lose all its leaves in Autumn, then fresh foliage appears again in Spring. This foliage makes an ovate or conical crown, with glossy green leaves which turn yellow in Autumn. The Grayswood Ghost as the name suggests produces ghostly white bark, which fully develops when the tree is around 8 years old. The Grayswood Ghost

the foliage will wither and die away

a romantic picnic spot and a wonderful sight to relax your mind after a busy day

and allow the soil to dry a bit between waterings in autumn and winter

The mix of orange tulips and creamy yellow daffodils compliment each other to create a strikingly unusual display of classic spring flowers

Easter colours of the Crocus include a rainbow of rich lavender purples

birds and bees and will attract a variety of creatures as the cooler winter season approaches

flowerheads open from the lower portion of the raceme

Acer palmatum Twombly's Red Sentinel is a deciduous shrub with leaves that vary in colour throughout each season of the year

Peppered across a glossy evergreen backdrop

great to add to a healthy diet

their alluring red berries contrasting beautifully with the lush green

rating at H5 on the RHS hardiness scale