Betula utilis var. jacquemontii Berries It differs by its deeply

It differs by its deeply incised

followed by blue-black berries

Pollination Group C

A deeply rooting species which is unlikely to cause problems with drains or foundations

was commemorated in the name of this North American tree in 1860

Betula utilis var. jacquemontii Berries It differs by its deeplyProbably the most well known of the white stemmed birches, renowned for its startlingly white bark. In contrast to the breezy, semi transparent Silver birch, Betula utilis var. 'jacquemontii' has a more static, formal, upright habit with a denser crown ideal for use as a specimen tree for a more formal garden. Its dark green leaves contrast beautifully with the white bark in summer and turn rich golden tones in autumn. Yellow catkins adorn branches in