The Fagus sylvatica (Green Beech Tree) is one of Britain’s most iconic native trees, valued for its elegant form, dense foliage and exceptional year-round presence. Whether grown as a majestic standalone tree or shaped into a formal hedge, Green Beech offers rich seasonal colour, excellent wildlife value and remarkable versatility in landscapes of every scale. Its vibrant spring leaves, deep summer canopy and coppery autumn tones make Fagus sylvatica a favourite among gardeners, landscapers and landowners alike.
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Key Features
Native Favourite – A much-loved British native tree suited to gardens, estates and countryside planting schemes.
Season-Long Foliage – Fresh lime-green spring leaves deepen to rich summer green and turn glowing copper in autumn.
Excellent for Hedging – Retains its coppery leaves through winter when pruned, offering privacy and structure all year.
Wildlife Friendly – Provides habitat, shelter and food for birds, insects and small mammals.
Versatile & Hardy – Thrives in a wide range of soils and is exceptionally wind-firm once established.
Elegant Form – Smooth grey bark and strong branching structure create a striking architectural shape in winter.
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Specification Details Botanical Name Fagus sylvatica Common Names Green Beech, European Beech, Common Beech Family Fagaceae Origin Native to the UK and wider Europe; found naturally in ancient woodlands and parkland 🔗 Tree and Hedge Planting Guide
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