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4ft Himalayan Birch Tree | Betula Utilis Doorenbos | 3L Pot
- Features stunning, brilliant white bark that peels annually to reveal a fresh layer, providing striking winter interest.
- Offers year-round colour, from vibrant yellow-green leaves and pollinator-friendly catkins in spring to a glorious golden-yellow display in autumn.
- A fast-growing, large deciduous tree, perfect as a standalone specimen or planted in small groups for a dramatic effect.
- The bark has a rich history, traditionally used in Kashmir for writing sacred Sanskrit texts and mantras.
- Female catkins mature into cone-like fruits, releasing winged seeds that travel on the wind.
$20.98
Original: $59.94
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4ft Himalayan Birch Tree | Betula Utilis Doorenbos | 3L Pot
- Features stunning, brilliant white bark that peels annually to reveal a fresh layer, providing striking winter interest.
- Offers year-round colour, from vibrant yellow-green leaves and pollinator-friendly catkins in spring to a glorious golden-yellow display in autumn.
- A fast-growing, large deciduous tree, perfect as a standalone specimen or planted in small groups for a dramatic effect.
- The bark has a rich history, traditionally used in Kashmir for writing sacred Sanskrit texts and mantras.
- Female catkins mature into cone-like fruits, releasing winged seeds that travel on the wind.
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- Features stunning, brilliant white bark that peels annually to reveal a fresh layer, providing striking winter interest.
- Offers year-round colour, from vibrant yellow-green leaves and pollinator-friendly catkins in spring to a glorious golden-yellow display in autumn.
- A fast-growing, large deciduous tree, perfect as a standalone specimen or planted in small groups for a dramatic effect.
- The bark has a rich history, traditionally used in Kashmir for writing sacred Sanskrit texts and mantras.
- Female catkins mature into cone-like fruits, releasing winged seeds that travel on the wind.
