Betula × 'Edinburgh' Malus dom. 'James Grieve' whilst retaining its distinctive herringbone-structured

whilst retaining its distinctive herringbone-structured branches

edible fruits complete the look

its winter twigs have a red hue

In mid-April pink flowers cover the tree

dark-green foliage

Betula × 'Edinburgh' Malus dom. 'James Grieve' whilst retaining its distinctive herringbone-structuredNamed after the Edinburgh Botanical Gardens, this hybrid of Himalayan and Chinese red birch is an excellent choice for the urban environment. Thriving in a variety of soils types, including chalk and clay, it loves the sun and tolerates drought once established; the neat, upright crown lending itself perfectly to smaller spaces and street planting. H7