WebHedging Trees Plants Fagus sylvatica Purpurea 60-80cm 2-2.6ft Tall 5 Purple Beech 3L Pot £100. SKU:EN4086351. Purple Beech (Fagus sylvatica Purpurea) is a native deciduous hedging plant which can be also be used as specimen tree. The deep purple leaves turn cooper in autumn which are retained throughout the winter. Shade tolerant. WebA stunning purple hedging plant. All the attributes of Green Beech, but with a rich purple colour to the leaf. Prefers sun. This is a native hedging plant and grows well in our climate. All hedging is supplied bare rooted and is available between October and March. Key features: - Native variety of hedging - Suits windy sites - Wildlife friendly - Easy to shape - …
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WebPurple Beech is suitable for most soils and thrives in chalk. It is ideal in sunny and shaded areas but is not suitable for coastal or wet locations. A Purple Beech hedge is slow growing (10-30cm/year) and will need … WebFagus sylvatica has an attractive upright-oval to rounded-spreading crown when left alone and can be pruned to any desired hedge style. Native to the woodlands of central and … my cat is sluggish and not eating
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WebPurple Beech Hedge Plant Description. Easily recognisable by its purple and green tones in the spring and summer, Purple Beech hedging - also known as Copper Beech - turns a striking copper and burgundy hue in the colder … WebField Wildlife Mix consisting of: Hawthorn (Crataegus monogyna) Blackthorn (Prunus spinosa) Field Maple (Acer campestre) Hazel (Corylus avellana) The amount of each plant will vary depending on stock levels. Growth rate: Medium 20-40cm per year. Overall height: Medium up to 5 metres. Position: Coastal, Sheltered, Full Sun, Full Shade, Exposed. WebSelect copper beech for a bold statement. Beeches are long-lived trees or hedges. Good on any free-draining soil, including chalk. Not suitable for regions prone to drought. Grows in … office 2016 document imaging