A striking purple-foliaged birch, Betula pendula purpurea - Crimson Frost Birch Tree Purple Birch Tree is equipped with a central leader.  Makes a great focal point in parks and gardens planted alone or in groups. Contrast beautifully against other green foliage.

Height: 11 metres.
 
Width: 7 metres.

Growth rate: Moderate.

Form: Conical and willowy when young, becoming more ovate as it matures
 
Foliage: Betula pendula purpurea - Crimson Frost Birch Tree Purple Birch Tree has glossy, dark purple triangular leaves.

Autumn Colour:  Turning yellow to red in autumn.  Holds on to Autumn foliage for a long time, giving a splendid display.
 
Bark: Exfoliating white and cinnamon creating a lovely contrast.

Tolerances: Betula pendula purpurea - Crimson Frost Birch Tree Purple Birch Tree is best grown in moist, well drained sites in full sun, but will tolerate some wetness and dryness. 

Landscape use: Great specimen tree, as focal point in parks and gardens alone or in groups

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