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- Description:
- Latin Name- Fagus Hardy Planting Zone- 4-8 Mature Height- 66-115 ft Width- 25-40 Sun or Shade- Full Sun to Partial Shade
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See below for examples of how your plants will look upon receipt.
In the spring, plants will green up and bloom. See this page for further information on planting your bareroot plants.
See below for examples of how your plants will look upon receipt.
In the spring, plants will green up and bloom. See this page for further information on planting your bareroot plants.
American Beech Seedlings makes a perfect majestic centerpiece to a large lawn, with its massive height and width
The American Beech Tree is a more formal looking tree that has been commonly known to reach a height of 90 to 100 feet and a span of 50 to 70 feet wide. These beech trees consist of smooth grayish bark, bright green leaves, and bear nuts in the late spring. Those nuts can be harvested for food and contain an extremely high amount of nutritional oil. While it stands as a beautiful addition to your lawn, the beech also serves as a perfect home for numerous wildlife species that love its abundant nuts.
American Beech Seedlings are frequently found on golf courses because of its magnificent beauty
Bright green leaves of the beech will gradually turn a golden yellow for the brilliant splash of fall color, making this tree a complete showpiece all year long.
Zones: 4-9
Mature Height : 50' to 70'
Width : 40' spread
Shape : Oval Shaped
Growth : Slower to medium growth rate.
Sunlight: Full sun.
Soil: Deep, moist, rich soils that are well drained.
Botanical name: Fagus grandifolia
American Beech Seedlings makes a perfect majestic centerpiece to a large lawn, with its massive height and width
In years past, the beech was commonly used for bedding, furniture, fuel, and many other uses. The wood of the beech was often used to build water wheels, because of it's resistance to decay. American Beech Seedlings
