semi-double to double flowers with outer tepals striped with a silver-tinged bands surrounding a centre of dense petaloid stamens

right the way through to very early Autumn

Reaching up to 150 cm in height

It can tolerate sandy or clay soils as long as they are well-drained regularly

trumpet-shaped violet-blue

Betula 'Grayswood Ghost' Phormium 'Evening Glow' semi-double to double flowers withBetula utilis jacquemontii more commonly known as the Grayswood Ghost or Himalayan Birch Tree is a small deciduous tree, so it will lose all its leaves in Autumn, then fresh foliage appears again in Spring. This foliage makes an ovate or conical crown, with glossy green leaves which turn yellow in Autumn. The Grayswood Ghost as the name suggests produces ghostly white bark, which fully develops when the tree is around 8 years old. The Grayswood Ghost