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

These blooms appear heavily from the middle of Summer all over the spreading

creating a full and lively appearance in any planting scheme

Hummingbirds will follow these flowers even though they bloom occasionally and are insignificant in size and appearance

bell-shaped flowers which begin to bloom in late spring

well-drained acidic soil and keep partially shaded

This outstanding variety has really good leaf zoning and is well-branched

Apply a balanced fertiliser regularly through the season

dwarf dahlias

propeller-shaped centre is very distinct and easily compliments the array of colours around it

Magnolia liliiflora Nigra is one of the smaller Magnolia hybrids

The golden leaves mature into lime-green and acts as a striking back drop to the vivid blue flowers

ovate grey-green leaves with cream variegation