Common beech is one of the finest choices for creating a tall, dense and long-lasting hedge. Its copper-brown leaves remain attached for much of the winter, providing useful screening without an evergreen. Left unclipped, however, it becomes an enormous tree. We would reserve it for freely drained soil that retains some moisture, as prolonged drought and waterlogging both cause problems.
Fagus sylvatica – European beech tree
Price range: 5,00 € through 18,00 €
A majestic native beech tree with smooth grey bark, dense foliage and excellent value for hedges or woodland planting.
Pre-orders are open
No payment today. You are reserving your trees before the inventory in early August.
After inventory, we will confirm the available trees and send you a payment link.
Dispatch generally takes place from late November to February, depending on the weather and the progress of lifting the trees.
Common Beech (Fagus sylvatica) is a majestic native European tree appreciated for its smooth grey bark, dense foliage and elegant natural habit.
Its fresh green leaves create a dense canopy in spring and summer, then turn attractive golden-bronze in autumn. The dry leaves often remain on young trees and hedges through part of winter, giving useful structure and screening.
Common Beech is suitable for woodland planting, large gardens, parks and traditional hedges. It can eventually become a large long-lived tree, but it also responds very well to pruning and is widely used for clipped hedging.
This species prefers fertile, well-drained soils and performs best in temperate climates with sufficient moisture. It is an excellent choice for naturalistic planting, shelterbelts and long-term landscape projects.
Related products
Native trees
Native trees
Native trees
Native trees