Fagus sylvatica (Pleached) Fruit Adding its tolerance for sun

Adding its tolerance for sun and shade

pyramidal to columnar habit which brings interest and structure to a planting scheme

with single deep blush-pink flowers followed by dark purple brown leaves and blackish-purple shoots

'Narumigata' is perhaps not as dramatic as some camellias

with the first flush appearing with the emerging leaves in May or June when danger of night frost has passed

Fagus sylvatica (Pleached) Fruit Adding its tolerance for sunA pleached form of the native beech, providing the same glossy green summer foliage and orange gold autumn tones but in a more compact and structured form. Any well drained soil except heavy clay. With increasing density of branch structure, the dry foliage will be retained through the winter in sheltered areas and can be quite ornamental in the winter sun. Shallow rooting. A shallow rooting tree.