Birch in the dash "Royal Frost", 1 pc, tube, spring 2025

Birch in the sly royal Frost (Betula Pendula Royal Frost) - an unpretentious deciduous tree of the Birch family. It differs in a very unusual appearance-burgundy-purple-colored glossy foliage in combination with a bright white barrel look very spectacular. Reaches up to 9m in height and up to 5m in diameter. Crohna is openwork, pyramidal. The barrel is straight, harmonious, the barrel bark and the main branches are white, layered, in young plants of a bronze shade, in old trees at the base of the trunk, it changes to deeply crackled, black, strong. The main branches are vertical, young shoots are almost black, the old ones are creamy white, strewn with glands in the form of targeted warts. The leaves of the triangular-mobic shape, pointed, on the edge of the sawdow, long-term, 3-7 cm long, at a young age, adhesive, then naked, shiny, burgundy-purple with red veins for the end of summer, in the fall, yellow-orange and in the fall. Red. The flowers are yellowish hanging earrings, separately male and female, up to 5 cm long, honey -bearing. Flowering until the leaves bloom in March-April. The fetus is an elliptical winged nut. Sunny, grows well in light partial shade, wind and drought -resistant. Prefers fresh, loose fertile sandy sands and loam, slightly acidic or alkaline, well -drained soils, does not tolerate waterlogging.