Fagus syl. Purpurea Group (Pleached) Spreading very gradually expanding in height

very gradually expanding in height and spread over many years to form the magnificent bowl shaped yew traditionally found in churchyards

Somewhat reminiscent of sweet chestnut the Armenian oak is a slow growing shrub or tree with a broadly-round habit maturing to 6-10m

'Fastigiata' is very narrow and columnar

orange-yellow splashed crimson in autumn

A tree renowned for its spectacular scarlet autumn hues

Fagus syl. Purpurea Group (Pleached) Spreading very gradually expanding in heightThe Purpurea Group is a collective name for beech selections with purple to copper coloured leaves. The colour intensity can vary depending on seed, growing conditions and weather. It is often more vivid in spring, and may fade to a coppery green over summer. Will tolerate any well drained soil except heavy clay. Best in full sun. Hardy.