Betula utilis Wakehurst Place Chocolate Type | Size:Pot | 2L and a most attractive specimen

and a most attractive specimen tree for gardens

loosely double flowers with golden stamens and a medium-to-strong

but will not thrive on chalky soils or in extremely cold areas

Almond Robijn is self-fertile and fast-growing

Uses: Cooking and bottling

Betula utilis Wakehurst Place Chocolate Type | Size:Pot | 2L and a most attractive specimenHimalayan Birch Wakehurst Place Chocolate A rare and beautiful form of the West Himalayan birch, Betula utilis Wakehurst Place Chocolate was bred at Wakehurst Place in Sussex, a botanical garden managed by Kew. Wakehurst Place Chocolate is a vigorous, medium sized, deciduous tree with a slender habit, named for its gorgeous, dark chocolate brown, peeling bark. Bark colour develops fully after 2 4 years. Mid green, triangular leaves contrast