Betula utilis subsp. jacquemontii Jermyns is a vigorous, broad-conical deciduous tree celebrated for its striking, luminous white bark, which peels naturally in fine papery layers to provide year-round interest. Native to the Western Himalayas, it develops a dense, elegant crown of dark green foliage that turns a glowing golden yellow in autumn, adding warmth and contrast to the landscape. Renowned for its graceful form and exceptional bark, Jermyns is an outstanding choice for large gardens, parklands, and avenue plantings. It is particularly effective when planted in groups or clusters, where the gleaming white trunks create a dramatic visual rhythm. Well-suited to spacious landscapes, it can also be used for screening or light shelter while maintaining an airy, refined presence. Soil: Moist, fertile, well-drained soil Conditions: Full sun to partial shade. Size: Height 8m × width 5m
