Betula medwedewii - Transcaucasian Birch pomegranates This population was only discovered

This population was only discovered in 1940

yellow flowers with up to 1m long flower heads from late Summer and early Autumn

bell-shaped hanging flowers early Summer

intertwined branches

it is worth to plant it even for the stunning pink

Betula medwedewii - Transcaucasian Birch pomegranates This population was only discoveredDescription Specification Gift wrap Betula medwedewii is a compact, deciduous shrub with upright branches which gradually begin to spread out with age. During the months of winter, the birch has glossy, conspicuously pointed buds which bloom into yellow (male) catkins in late spring. The Transcaucasian Birch has dark green, glossy leaves which turn a wonderful golden yellow in the autumn, adding a warm glow to your garden during the colder months. For