- Breeder/Selector: Neil Alcock, UK
- The tree exhibits moderate growth. It has a compact habit with slender, slightly pendulous shoots. It typically grows to a height of about 1,50 m, though under favorable conditions, it may reach 2.5–3 m over many years.
- Features a unique leaf type, with doubly serrated margins. The leaves emerge burgundy on new growth, eventually turning green, and take on a yellow hue in the autumn.
- The bark is light-colored and ornamental—characteristic of the silver birch (*Betula pendula*)—and develops as the tree matures.
- An excellent choice for small gardens.
- Frost hardy.
