Betula pendula

Betula pendulaFeatured in a famous poem by Samuel Taylor Coleridge, the Silver Birch is a tall and elegantly graceful tree. I pass forth into light I find myself beneath a weeping birch most beautiful of forest trees, the Lady of the Woods. Betula pendula grows upright and offers smaller branches that become pendulous with age. Despite its elegant look, it is a tough pioneer species that will grow in both icy cold and warm climates. The tree features diamond shaped

making it ideal as a prominent feature when grown at the back of borders against fences

the bare branches are smothered with purple-pink and lavender-pink small flowers that have a sweet fragrance

is a bright Spring perennial and a great choice for flower borders and groundcover

This 'Mixed' collection will be a randomly hand-picked selected of Bacopa

These plants have a dwarf growing habit

Cotinus should be planted in moist

Weigela shrubs are known for their gorgeous trumpet-shaped flowers that bloom in clusters

Compared to similar coloured relatives

This bushy shrub is ideal for adding colour

well-drained soil in partial shade to full sun where it will thrive best

public spaces

cone like centre and attract butterflies to every garden