Purple Beech (Fagus sylvatica Atropurpurea) - Premium Bare Root Hedging

Stunning copper-purple foliage for year-round garden interest

Group of large deciduous beech trees reaching about 30m in height over time. Grown for their deep purple leaves, which become reddish-copper in autumn. These are normally selected from seed-raised plants for consistent quality.

Key Features & Benefits

• Deep purple foliage - Rich burgundy leaves throughout spring and summer
• Autumn colour - Transforms to stunning reddish-copper tones
• Hardy & reliable - Suitable for UK climates and exposed sites
• Versatile use - Perfect for hedging or as a specimen tree
• Mature height - Reaches approximately 30m over time

Growing Information

Planting & Care

Purple beech thrives in well-drained soil and full sun to partial shade. Plant bare root specimens during the dormant season (November to March) for best establishment. Water regularly during the first growing season.

Uses in Your Garden

Ideal for creating dramatic purple hedging, specimen planting, or mixed woodland gardens. The retained copper leaves in winter provide structure and interest even in the coldest months.

What You'll Receive

5 x Purple Beech plants (Fagus sylvatica atropurpurea) in 3 litre pots, 60-90cm height. Ready to plant and establish in your garden.