Betula pendula 'Trost Dwarf' PP12749

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Betula pendula 'Trost Dwarf' PP12749 plant details

Betula pendula 'Trost Dwarf' PP12749 is a moderate-growing broadleaf deciduous shrub with green foliage. In spring flowers emerge. Grows well with sun - bright shade and even moisture water. Does well in rich and well-drained soil. A good option if you're seeking something verticillium wilt resistant and wind tolerant.

CHARACTERISTICS OF BETULA PENDULA 'TROST DWARF' PP12749

Plant type: shrubPlant family: betulaceaeFoliage: deciduous greenMature size: 3 FT - 4 FT - wide, 3 FT - 4 FT - tallUses: bonsai, container plant, fall color

GROWING CONDITIONS FOR BETULA PENDULA 'TROST DWARF' PP12749

USDA Zones: 2a - 9bSun exposure: sun - bright shadeWatering frequency: even moistureResistant to: verticillium wilt and windSoil needs: rich and well-drained

 

Nursery contributed plant descriptions

The leaves of this delightful dwarf birch are so finely cut and feathery they remind one of a Japanese maple; very slow growing to perhaps 3-5' this diminutive wonder is perfect for container, bonsai or accent; it is amazing to think that something so delicate and beautiful could be so cold-hardy as well! S/M PP12749

Deeply and finely dissected leaves and mounding habit resembles a Japanese Maple — an excellent, slow-growing bonsai candidate.

Deciduous, dwarf birch with very fine, feather-like light green foliage. Great for bonsai or a small garden. Growth Rate slow

Delicately draped and uber fine, the deeply cut light green deciduous leaves, at first glimpse, may fool you into thinking this exceptional tree is a Lace Leaf Japanese Maple, but step closer and you'll see it's a small growing Birch. 'Trost's Dwarf ' slowly matures into an upright, somewhat rounded compact specimen that celebrates exceptional downy foliage and black etched luminous white bark. Highly coveted by bonsai enthusiasts, it's airy asymmetrical elegance can grace a container, the rockery, a pathway or any other up-front spot with evenly moist well-drained soil. Medium Band.

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