Betula Jacquemontii multistems
A stunning multistem Himlayan Birch, Betula utilis Jacquemontii planted in its final destination.Lovely specimens planted in the late summer of 2010 in a garden in Wimbledon, London.
Further images of this project to follow.
The client was so thrilled with the trees that he purchased another one recently to match.
They are soon to be accompanied by some uplighting, which is a great idea for trees with such attractive bark, as this will accentuate this beautiful feature.
Lovely specimens planted in the late summer of 2010 in a garden in Wimbledon, London.
Further images of this project to follow.
The client was so thrilled with the trees that he purchased another one recently to match.
They are soon to be accompanied by some uplighting, which is a great idea for trees with such attractive bark, as this will accentuate this beautiful feature.
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