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10ft Premium Silver Birch Tree | Betula Pendula | 10/12cm Girth | Grown in 40L Airpot
- A standout native tree, its striking silver-white bark peels like paper as it ages, revealing dark fissures that give each tree unique character.
- Features elegantly drooping branches and a light canopy of bright green, serrated leaves that turn a vibrant golden-yellow in autumn.
- In April and May, clusters of yellow and green catkins appear, resembling lambs' tails.
- A wildlife haven, supporting over 300 insect species, moths, and fungi, while providing nesting sites for birds like woodpeckers.
- The seeds attract birds such as siskins, greenfinches, and redpolls.
- Improves soil quality by returning nutrients to the topsoil through its fallen leaves.
- In Celtic tradition, the silver birch symbolizes renewal and new beginnings.
- A standout native tree, its striking silver-white bark peels like paper as it ages, revealing dark fissures that give each tree unique character.
- Features elegantly drooping branches and a light canopy of bright green, serrated leaves that turn a vibrant golden-yellow in autumn.
- In April and May, clusters of yellow and green catkins appear, resembling lambs' tails.
- A wildlife haven, supporting over 300 insect species, moths, and fungi, while providing nesting sites for birds like woodpeckers.
- The seeds attract birds such as siskins, greenfinches, and redpolls.
- Improves soil quality by returning nutrients to the topsoil through its fallen leaves.
- In Celtic tradition, the silver birch symbolizes renewal and new beginnings.
$111.89
Original: $372.96
-70%10ft Premium Silver Birch Tree | Betula Pendula | 10/12cm Girth | Grown in 40L Airpot—
$372.96
$111.89Description
- A standout native tree, its striking silver-white bark peels like paper as it ages, revealing dark fissures that give each tree unique character.
- Features elegantly drooping branches and a light canopy of bright green, serrated leaves that turn a vibrant golden-yellow in autumn.
- In April and May, clusters of yellow and green catkins appear, resembling lambs' tails.
- A wildlife haven, supporting over 300 insect species, moths, and fungi, while providing nesting sites for birds like woodpeckers.
- The seeds attract birds such as siskins, greenfinches, and redpolls.
- Improves soil quality by returning nutrients to the topsoil through its fallen leaves.
- In Celtic tradition, the silver birch symbolizes renewal and new beginnings.
