The brown beech is widely used and provides shade and privacy. The leaves begin to appear on the brown beech in late April or early May. In the fall, these leaves turn brownish-red and remain on the tree throughout the winter, falling only the following year when the beech sprouts new growth.
| Application: | Coastal Trees, Large Gardens, Topiary Trees |
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| Growing conditions: | (Partial) shade, Normal soil, Wind-resistant, Sea-breeze-resistant |
| Adult height: | Third size trees up to 6 m |
| Soil: | well-drained, rich in humus, does not tolerate high groundwater levels well, moisture-retaining |
| Flowers: | small inconspicuous flower catkins (May) |
| Fruits: | round prickly husk containing beechnuts |
| Environmental factors: | Water thoroughly after planting; very wind-resistant |
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