Betula utilis Wakehurst Place Chocolate Type | Size:Pot | 2L but will not thrive on

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

hardy and reliable

Chilean plum yew

leathery leaves have narrow leaflets that are very deeply veined and a deep glossy green

Rosa Hermosa produces continuous 'old-fashioned' blooms of lilac-pink on a small sturdy bush

Betula utilis Wakehurst Place Chocolate Type | Size:Pot | 2L but will not thrive onHimalayan 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