Beech deciduous leaves (Fagus Sylvatica)

175/200cm Root Ball Beech
(Fagus Sylvatica)

The mighty popular Fagus sylvatica is full of flickering leaves that have delicate gold-green colours, which then gradually turn a deep, rich copper in the Autumn.

About Bare Root Beech Hedging
Key Features
Pruning & Care

About Bare Root Beech Hedging

Even though Beech hedging is well-known for its deciduous nature, it is also known to be semi-evergreen due to the way some of its bold Winter leaves may often stay on the hedge until they're ready for new Spring growth. It's the perfect alternative to any evergreen hedging with its year-round interest.

As this variant of the Beech species is̴Ì?rootballed, you will need to plant as soon as possible after it arrives on your doorstep.̴Ì?

Key Features

This 175/200cm root ball Beech plant is fast growing and can reach above 2.5m tall when planted in good conditions.

You can grow Beech Bare Root hedging in sun or partial shade, and it will generally thrive best in well-drained soils. We do not recommend planting in heavy clay or wet sites.

Growth height: Fast (40-60cm per year)
Ideal height: 2.5m+ Tall
Soil type: Normal
Exposure: Coastal, exposed, inland
Aspect: Semi-shade, full sun
Evergreen foliage? No

Pruning & Care

When you receive your Beech Root Ball, it will need to be planted within a couple of weeks or so and must be well-watered during this time. Do not allow the soil to dry out- this will more than likely damage the roots altogether.̴Ì?

In terms of pruning, you should only need to prune Beech hedging once or twice a year. You can trim it lightly in June if needed (but only if the plant is established), and then again in August. Hard pruning should not be a worry as Beech has a very fast growth rate and is more likely to recover easily.

Fast Growing