Betula 'Royal Frost' Acer palmatum 'Hime-shōjō' The fruit grows in clusters

The fruit grows in clusters to allow for easy picking when they fully harvest in late July into August

The spreading branches carry dark green leaves and clusters of small

then plant the Viper tree for its bright red autumn leaves

Rich green glossy foliage then emerges for the duration of the summer

In autumn it puts on a spectacular show of vibrant scarlet red

Betula 'Royal Frost' Acer palmatum 'Hime-shōjō' The fruit grows in clustersThe Betula pendula Royal Frost will add an exciting touch to your garden with its distinctive rich burgundy leaves. As autumn approaches, the foliage turns to a fiery orange red, creating an eye caching focal point. Apart from the magnificent hues of the leaves, it astounds with a unique bark that changes colours throughout its life. The young bark starts off as a creamy white shade, then turns to cinnamon and brown as it matures. Yellow catkins form