Betula utilis 'Edinburgh' (Himalayan Birch) Cornus Arching stems with green/white and

Arching stems with green/white and reddish mottled flowers

Notes: In the wild this species is found on slopes and in open forests

Notes: An exciting hybrid bred by Andy Navage director of horticulture at the Bloedel reserve

Unlike most Mahonia this hybrid has both flowers and fruit at the same time

Betula utilis 'Edinburgh' (Himalayan Birch) Cornus Arching stems with green/white andFamily: BetulaceaeZone: 4 9Natural Range: Betula utilis x Betula albosinensis var. septentrionalisSoil: Average, humus richLight: Sun, part sunHeight: 25' 50'Bloom Time: SpringAttracts: NAPest Resistance: NAAttributes: Deciduous. Attractive white and pink bark. Yellow fall foliage Notes: Originally found growing in Edinburgh Botanical Garden. Pot size: Medium Band Pot