Betula ermanii Nut Dry leaves often retained through

Dry leaves often retained through winter in dense

This cultivar is one of the oldest and most reliable

Pick in October while fruit is still firm and store until November before eating

Allow perhaps six to eight meters in height and spread at maturity

Betula ermanii Nut Dry leaves often retained throughA graceful, vigorous tree renowned for its creamy white and pinkish bark, attractive in all seasons but taking centre stage in winter, particularly when set amongst dark evergreens. Summer foliage is bright green, often heart shaped, with conspicuously veined leaves, giving golden autumn tones. Broadly conical to oval crown becoming increasingly rounded in maturity. 6 7m at 10 years. A shallow rooting tree