Ginkgo 'Mariken' Patio Tree Betula pendula 'Royal Frost' it can be hard pruned

it can be hard pruned to offer the shape of a young plant and can be coppiced or pollarded to provide a multi-stemmed appearance

The edible nuts were sometimes used as cheap pig fodder and in France are still roasted and used as a coffee substitute

well-drained soil and keep in full or partial sun

The tree offers dazzling mid-green diamond shaped leaves with serrated edges

pinnate leaves

Ginkgo 'Mariken' Patio Tree Betula pendula 'Royal Frost' it can be hard prunedGinkgo Mariken patio trees, also known as the Maidenhair Tree, are deciduous conifers, native to China, with attractive, deep green, fan shaped leaves which are densely packed and turn golden yellow in autumn. The foliage is highly attractive, with a ruffled look and perfect for adding texture to any areas of the garden or patio. Whilst flowers can sometimes bloom on this plant, the eye catching foliage is the real focal point. Add these trees to