Betula 'Trinity College'

Betula 'Trinity College'Betula utilis jacquemontii Trinity College is a deciduous tree forms its classy foliage on white, exfoliating bark. The leaves first appear in Spring, remaining on the tree all the way through to Autumn. The eye catching birch bark provides year round interest and develops the white colour from a young age. That allows this Betula variety to impact your garden early on and it is ideal for small gardens and borders. More commonly known as Himalayan

This tree is a perfect specimen plant for a cottage or city garden

the stems and midribs have several golden-brown scales

Calibrachoa White and Verbena Light Pink

This allows gardeners of all levels to be safe in the knowledge that they can grow the tree without having to take care of it endlessly

this Dryopteris produces tall upright stems bearing pinnate fronds of yellow with tinges pale red

originating from Japan

bearing small grey-green leaves with silver-grey and cream markings

The nectar centre attracts passing bees and butterflies

Sempervivum Strawberry Kiwi is an evergreen succulent plant with rounded foliage that has a deep red colour filling the visual appearance of it

light green leaves and tall stalks which carry dense flower spikes of apricot-red blooms with the newer cream and green buds appearing near the top

vertical stems

Ligularia ‘Pandora’ is a clump-forming