Fagus sylvatica (Pleached) Fruit acid-to-neutral soil to thrive and

acid-to-neutral soil to thrive and tolerates clay and pollution well

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

A large vigorous evergreen shrub with dark glossy green leaves and brilliant red young growths

Few rival its fiery autumn colours and decorative bright-pink seed pods with bright orange seeds

Bears small yellow red tinged flowers together with the emerging dark foilage in spring

Fagus sylvatica (Pleached) Fruit acid-to-neutral soil to thrive andA 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.