the sylvatic fagus "pendula", commonly known as beech pendulum, is a variety of beech with embroidered and graceful bearing. his fallen leaves are of intense green color and assume a form oval with serrated margins. this variety is appreciated for its architectural form and is often used in parks and gardens as an ornamental tree. the hanging beech adds a distinctive element with its elegant foliage and characteristic growth pendant.
portamento:the most obvious feature is its
hanging and pretty. the branches develop in way
elegant, with the tops of the stems that bend down,
creating an attractive architectural form.
leaves:the leaves are fallen, of oval shape and with fine margins
Saddle up. have an intense green color that turns into
yellow-orange shades during autumn, adding interest
seasonal.
flowers
and fruits: like common beech, produces insignificant flowers and
fruit known as beech, but its main attraction lies
in the structure of the branch rather than in the flowering.
Size:can reach significant heights,
but its width is often more pronounced, creating a form
distinctive shade.
habitat:this variety is adaptable to various types of soils and climates, although
preferring well drained soils and temperate climates.
use
ornamental: thanks to its unique architectural form, beech
pendulum is widely cultivated for ornamental purpose in parks,
gardens and landscape areas. its hanging growth makes it
especially suitable for creating interesting visual effects.
The hanging beech is a variety
ornamental derived from common beech (sylvatic fagusOrigin
the forests of central and southern Europe. the variety pendula
has been selected and cultivated for its elegant and
pendant, resulting from genetic mutations. introduced as plant
ornamental, hanging beech became popular in gardens and
parks in many regions of the world.