A small to medium weeping birch, eventually make an attractive dome shape.

categories: Cold Exposed Sites | Light Sandy Sites | Pendulus Trees | Betula | Attractive Bark | Garden | Small (under 10m) | Weeping | Autumn Interest | Betula pendula Youngii | Garden trees

A most beautiful weeping birch, rather like a pendulous form of Betula utilis Jacquemontii.

categories: Autumn Colour | Ornamental Bark | Pendulus Trees | Betula | Garden | Medium (10-15m) | Autumn Interest | Winter Interest | Betula utilis Long Trunk

This Deodar Cedar is most impressive for parkland and large estates.

categories: Parkland Trees | Pendulus Trees | Cedrus | Slow Growing | Weeping | Large (over 20m) | Cedrus deodara Kelly Gold

categories: Parkland Trees | Pendulus Trees | Fagus | Weeping | Medium to Large (15-20m)

A beautiful, weeping Japanese Cherry.

categories: Chalk Soils | Clay Soils | Ornamental Flowers | Pendulus Trees | Small Gardens | Prunus | Garden | Small (under 10m) | Spring Interest | Weeping | Prunus Cheals Weeping

categories: Ornamental Flowers | Pendulus Trees | Restricted Spaces | Small Gardens | Prunus | Garden | Small (under 10m) | Spring Interest | Weeping | Prunus x subhirtella Pendula

The Willow-leaved Pear is a most elegant and attractive tree.

categories: Pendulus Trees | Pyrus | Garden | Pollution resistant | Small (under 10m) | Spring Interest | Weeping | Winter Interest | Pyrus salicifolia Pendula

The Weeping Silver Lime is perhaps the most graceful of all large, weeping trees.

categories: Parkland Trees | Pendulus Trees | Tilia | Fast Growing | Weeping | Large (over 20m) | Tilia tomentosa Petiolaris