Betula 'Trinity College' Japanese Alpine Cherry Tree They are a slow-growing variety

They are a slow-growing variety that boasts eye-catching

The Magnolia will do best in direct sun or dappled shade

Grows 1-2ft per year under ideal conditions and can easily be pruned and shaped

will naturalise areas over time

meaning you only need one tree in order to bear fruit (you don't need a pollination partner)

Betula 'Trinity College' Japanese Alpine Cherry Tree They are a slow-growing varietyBetula utilis jacquemontii Trinity College is a deciduous tree forms its classy foliage on white, exfoliating bark. The leaves first appear in Spring, remaining on the tree all the way through to Autumn. The eye catching birch bark provides year round interest and develops the white colour from a young age. That allows this Betula variety to impact your garden early on and it is ideal for small gardens and borders. More commonly known as Himalayan