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All our plants are English grown and of British origin |
Campsea
Ashe, Wickham Market, Suffolk Telephone 01728 747113 |
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back to Ornamental Plants We have a wide range of sizes from 3Lt pots to large 1000Lt specimens, please contact us for latest availability list |
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| Betula albosinensis | A medium sized deciduous tree with glossy green leaves which contrast well with the pink-red colours beneath the peeling bark. | |
| Betula albosinensis var septentrionalis | A medium sized deciduous tree with glossy green leaves which contrast well with the pink-red colours beneath the peeling bark. | |
| Betula alleghaniensis (B lutea) | Smooth shiny golden peeling bark, scented leaves and twigs of wintergreen. Definitely worth a place in any collection | |
| Betula costata | A most attractive tree with pinkish to orange fawn bark similar in appearance to B. ermanii to which some authorities place the form grown in cultivation, | |
| Betula ermanii | A very beautiful fast growing Birch of easy constitution. Bright green heart shaped leaves and highly attractive creamy white bark with pink tinges. | |
| Betula ermanii Grayswood Hill | Selected for its pure white bark, often found grown as B costata | |
| Betula Fetisowii | Glorious chalk white peeling bark on the trunk and right up into the branches certainly makes this unusual Birch a tree for the connoiseur. Originated from Central Asia. | |
Betula lentaCherry Birch |
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Betula maximowiczianaMonarch Birch |
A real gem and not commonly available. The 'Monarch Birch' makes a fast growing large tree with extra large heart shaped leaves which regularily turn clear butter yellows in autumn | |
| Betula Medwediewii | A rather lovely small growing Birch which eventually makes a small shrubby tree with stiff erect branches and distinctive corrugated leaves which turn good autumn yellows. | |
Betula nigraRiver Birch or Red Birch |
River Birch or Red Birch, a very attractive and useful tree especially in wet or damp ground, pink-orange flaking barge and soft green foliage | |
Betula papyriferaThe Paper or Canoe Birch |
The Paper or Canoe Birch so called because of the peeling white sheets of bark. Makes a medium to large tree. | |
Betula pendulaSilver Birch |
The common Silver Birch, native to Britain, is a white stemmed medium sized tree with distinctive diamond shaped leaves. Male and female catkins are bourne at different times, against the background of white bark. Also known as the 'Lady of the Woods'. | |
| Betula pendula (Multi stem) | The common Silver Birch, native to Britain, is a white stemmed medium sized tree with distinctive diamond shaped leaves. Male and female catkins are bourne at different times, against the background of white bark. Also known as the 'Lady of the Woods'. | |
Betula pendula DalecarlicaSwedish Birch |
The Swedish Birch, a cascade of branches clothed with prettily cut foliage gives the whole tree the effect of a waterfall. | |
| Betula pendula Fastigiata | A most useful small to medium sized tree in restricted spaces which makes a stiff upright column of branches reminiscent of a witches broom. | |
| Betula pendula Laciniata | ||
| Betula pendula purpurea | ||
| Betula pendula Tristis | Amongst the 'Birches this makes quite a tall tree. A mature specimen is the most superb sight with long slender weeping branches producing a delicate skirt like effect | |
Betula pendula YoungiiYoungs Weeping Birch |
Youngs Weeping Birch. A most distinctive Birch easily recognised by its strongly weeping habit and dome shape- an excellent choice small tree for confined spaces and tolerant of a wide range of conditions. | |
Betula pubescensWhite Birch |
The Common White Birch has smooth downy shoots and lovely white bark. Prefers a damp spot. | |
Betula utilisHimalayan Birch |
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| Betula utilis jaquemontii Doorenbos | A Dutch clone which tends to be the jaquemontii normally represented for sale, sometimes known as 'Snow Queen' it needs no real introduction its pure white stems always the attractionss | |
| Betula utilis var jacquemontii | A very popular form of the Himalayan Birch, with glistening white trunk and stems. | |
All our native plants are English grown, English provenance stock Native - Hedging - Trees and Shrubs - Perennials - Climbers - Conifers - Herbs - Fruit |
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TO PRESERVING OUR UNIQUE LANDSCAPE AND GARDEN HERITAGE |