weeping birch

But you don't have to stick with weeping birches.

I'd like that little hollow under the weeping birch," said Una. "

The weeping birch tree is suitable for making bath brooms.

We need to build a screen to the west, with a fast-climbing flower, to give time for the weeping birch to take hold.

A weeping birch covered in hoarfrost is breath taking.

The canopy is light enough to encourage underplanting too, making Young's weeping birch a good choice for the smaller plot.

Next we address the weeping birch.

Canals canopied by weeping birch, ash and willow are mere memories of open water.

There is one tree, a weeping birch, Betula pendula "Youngii".

At the house, an old grindstone and buckets of petunias decorated the front yard, near a stand of weeping birches.

(Royal palms and queen palms are what might be called the weeping birches of Florida's developments.)

The cascading form of weeping birches, for example, would be an elegant expression of the permanent sadness etched in all our hearts.

Even in spring, months before the autumn color spectacular, Sheffield's specimen trees, like its coppery maples and Young's weeping birches, provide interest.

There are plenty of options for small areas, including Japanese maple, Young's weeping birch, magnolia, most ornamental cherries and Chusan palm.

Birch, European white birch, silver birch, weeping birch (McGuffin et al.

Larvae develop in silver fir, hazel, European weeping birch, European beech, and the European chestnut.

She threw back her head, the green eyes blazed, and a weeping birch, the silver's more flexible cousin, danced in the wind and lifted its leaves to the rain.

For instance, hay-ricks in the trees, and here and there very beautiful masses of weeping birch, their white stems shining like silver through the delicate green of the leaves.

Alicia is represented by a gingko tree; Mr. Robbins has a magnolia and weeping willow, while a weeping birch symbolizes his wedding to Ms. Travers.

Hal Sirowitz, poet laureate of Queens Samuel Parsons planted New York City's oldest weeping birch in Queens.

Manageable species include weeping birch, weeping flowering crab apple, weeping flowering cherry, weeping flowering Siberian pea, weeping blue Atlas cedar, camperdown elm and weeping mulberry.

The avenue in the central alley is made of the seedlings of the Weeping Birch, while the access walking paths to the center are made as an avenue of Norway maple and ash trees.

Tristis, which in Dutch is known as the Weeping Birch), Dutch Elm (in Dutch known as Weeping Elm) and Weeping Willow.

Among the weeping trees he recommends is Young's weeping birch, with its white trunk and irregular pendulous limbs, and the weeping Katsura, which has silvery bark and heart-shaped leaves that are reddish-purple when young.

There is a large lawn to the front bordered by shrubs and trees which include a variety of colourful rhododendrons, lilac, buddleia, maple, variegated hollies and a weeping birch all giving shelter and privacy from the adjoining properties.