Birch Spheres
These birch spheres are organically woven with materials sourced from a local coppice which is committed to sustainable woodland management.
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Betula utilis ‘Grayswood Ghost’
Ikebana Suiban
These are unique, handmade pieces created using a combination of wheel-throwing and hand-building techniques. The clay is naturally rich in iron, which produces the distinctive flecking visible after firing and adds depth and character to the glazes applied to it.
Betula pendula – Multi Stems
Our familiar Silver Birch. Reaches 40ft after 40 years. Usually supplied as a multi-stemmed specimen.
Hardiness level Green
Betula pendula – Single Stems
Our familiar Silver Birch. Reaches 40ft after 40 years. Usually supplied as a multi-stemmed specimen.
Hardiness level Green
Betula utilis var. ‘Jacquemontii Doorenbos’ – Multi Stems
Gentle use of a pressure washer on a damp day will transform these from white to REALLY white. Best with low dark green foliage for the posh Holland Park look. To 30ft.
Hardiness level Green
Betula utilis var. ‘Jacquemontii’- Single Stems
Gentle use of a pressure washer on a damp day will transform these from white to REALLY white. Best with low dark green foliage for the posh Holland Park look. To 30ft.
Hardiness level Green
Betula utilis subsp jacquemontii ‘Doorenbos’
In 1993, eagle eyed Mr Doorenbos spotted this gem of a tree in the Netherlands.
Hardiness level Green
Betula utilis ‘Long Trunk’
Betula utilis ‘Long Trunk’: A really pedantic name for a beautiful tree. A weeping Himalayan birch. A living parasol.
The trunks are tall and straight with the classic white birch bark supporting a fountain of foliage weeping almost to the ground. It is deciduous, so the structure is fully visible in the winter, and like all birches is delicately elegant. Then in the early spring, the leaves begin to emerge with that gloriously soft green before clothing the whole umbrella in glossy and slightly serrated leaves, and in the autumn, they turn a rich butter yellow before falling.
Betula pubescens syn Betula alba
Incredibly hardy, this native birch has a slender outline, a light canopy and a browny bark.