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Betula pendula 'Youngii' Young's Weeping Birch
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Betula pendula 'Youngii' is a tried and tested performer in our climate and soils and has been a British garden favorite for many years. With its branches reaching to the ground and dome-shaped head it is an effective specimen for a small garden.
Youngii is the smaller of the two weeping birches we grow - in most cases it will do exceptionally well to exceed five meters. It has a remarkable weeping form, barely entitled to be classed as a tree owing to its extreme pendulous habit. The slender branches eventually reach the ground and the serrated, triangular leaves show good autumn colour. It develops a smooth white bark and is an attractive tree when stripped bare during the cold winter months.
Youngii adds character and architectural design to any garden. Very hardy.
Youngii is the smaller of the two weeping birches we grow - in most cases it will do exceptionally well to exceed five meters. It has a remarkable weeping form, barely entitled to be classed as a tree owing to its extreme pendulous habit. The slender branches eventually reach the ground and the serrated, triangular leaves show good autumn colour. It develops a smooth white bark and is an attractive tree when stripped bare during the cold winter months.
Youngii adds character and architectural design to any garden. Very hardy.