Green Beech Hedging 80–100cm Bare Root Premium-Height Native Hedging for a Beautiful, Seasonal Screen Green Beech (Fagus sylvatica) is a timeless, deciduous hedging plant that brings elegance, structure, and year-round interest to gardens and landscapes. Supplied at 80–100cm tall as bare root plants, this size is perfect for quicker impact while still offering excellent value, ideal for those who want to establish a quality hedge with a head start. In spring and summer, it produces lush green foliage that turns golden-copper in autumn. Remarkably, beech retains its dead leaves throughout winter, giving it a semi-evergreen quality and offering privacy all year. Key Features Height at Delivery: 80–100cm (bare root, field-grown) Seasonal Interest: Green spring/summer leaves, coppery autumn/winter foliage Growth Rate: Moderate – approx. 30–60cm per year Ultimate Height: 1.5–4 m, depending on how often it’s clipped Root Type: Bare root – suitable for planting during the dormant season (Nov–Apr) Why Choose Green Beech? Semi-evergreen privacy – copper leaves stay on branches into winter Elegant formality – excellent for structured or natural-style hedges Wildlife-friendly – supports UK biodiversity Hardy and low-maintenance – thrives in most soils and light conditions Clips beautifully – responds well to pruning for dense coverage Planting & Growing Tips Planting Season: November to April (bare root season) Spacing: 4–5 plants per metre for a single row; 5–7 per metre for a double staggered row Position: Sun or partial shade Soil: Moist, well-drained, not prone to waterlogging Aftercare: Water during dry spells; trim once annually in late summer to promote leaf retention and bushy growth Ideal For Garden and boundary hedging Native and wildlife-friendly planting schemes Formal or informal hedgerows Screening and windbreaks Projects requiring instant structure with natural seasonal charm