Carpinus betulus 'Pendula' Hedge but prefers acidic locations

but prefers acidic locations

and parkland planting

A fascinating intergeneric hybrid between persian ironwood (Parrotia) and Chinese fighazel (Sycopsis) which produces clusters of flowers on bare branches in spring with very showy red anthers

This charming oak is a rare species originating from northern Turkey

leafstalks

Carpinus betulus 'Pendula' Hedge but prefers acidic locationsDeciduous. A weeping form of a popular landscape tree useful as a specimen tree. Most dramatic when its leaves flare yellow and then orange in autumn, but the fresh lime green foliage and tremoring catkins also make this tree unexpectedly eye catching in spring. Slow to moderate growth rate. They grow on any soil, but best of all on heavy clay. H7