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The Silver Birch tree is known as the Lady of the Wood and a tree of Enchantment.
A beautiful slender medium-sized tree with distinctive silver bark and delicate weeping branches, the Silver Birch is one of the first to leaf in spring. Small delicate light green leaves turn a soft yellow in autumn.
Betula pendula are fully hardy and grow in sun or semi-shade, and will grow in most well-drained soils.
Soil: Chalk, Clay, Loam, Sand. Keep the soil moist but well-drained.
Position: Full Sun, Partial Shade, Exposed, Sheltered, North, South, East, West Facing
Foliage: Deciduous, Pendulous, Ovate Leaves. Glossy green in spring and summer, yellow in autumn
Flowering: Male and female catkins appear before leaves in spring
Bark: Brown when young, turning silver with age
Habit: Medium-sized slender
Hardiness: Fully hardy and low maintenance
Growth: Fast growing
Benefits to Wildlife: Yes
Height & Spread in Maturity: 18 metres x 5-7 metres
The tree is watered before being carefully packed by one of our experienced staff on site. It comes in a cardboard box lined with straw. (We try to use as much recycling material as possible) The box is addressed to the customer or a specified name and address and sent out overnight delivery to arrive on requested dates.
Please note the size of the tree that you are ordering, as our trees are provided for our clients to plant themselves, which may appear at a small size rather than the fully grown tree as shown in the photos. To find out more information, please visit our Delivery & Returns page.
Diana. Ten silver birch arrived this morning! Very Healthy. Very Green. Soil, perfectly just damp, and after a phone call from you for advice, trees trimmed to encourage a tree and not a bush. Beautifully packaged in cardboard boxes named and numbered. Excellent communication and delivery in adverse Coronavirus times. Now to embark on my woodland glade vision…all in my front garden…perfectly possible. Thank you.
Carol Hallett
