Fagus sylvatica – Hedging
£127.50 incl. VAT
Fagus sylvatica has elliptic leaves emerging as a soft green and changing to russet before they finally fall in autumn. Beautiful as a tree or for large clipped shapes and topiary.
Hardiness level Green
Instant screening and boundary defining, beech is the quintessential British tree with a nature that lends itself to many shapes and styles of growth. Evergreen and interesting year-round with bright apple-green leaves in the spring that darken in the summer before turning golden and orange in autumn. The leaves can be retained over the winter not falling until the new growth emerges the following spring. Any soil and any aspect, plonk them where you will but avoid heavily soggy spots. A great habitat for wildlife, and if you’ve ever been a small child you’ll know they make the best dens.
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FAQs
HOW FAST DOES FAGUS SYLVATICA GROW?
30cm-40cm.
HOW DO YOU TAKE CARE OF FAGUS SYLVATICA?
Plant in full sun in well drained soil, water until established. Prune as necessary.
HOW TALL DOES FAGUS SYLVATICA GROW?
30m over 50 years.
DOES FAGUS SYLVATICA PREFER SUN OR SHADE?
Sun or light shade.
IS FAGUS SYLVATICA AN INDOOR OR OUTDOOR PLANT?
Outdoor.
IS FAGUS SYLVATICA SUITABLE FOR HEDGING?
Yes.
CAN FAGUS SYLVATICA BE GROWN IN POTS OR CONTAINERS?
Yes, in a large pot with good husbandry.
