Fagus Sylvatica Green Beech Hedging Trees - 25 Pack - 30-40cm

No, Fagus sylvatica is deciduous. However, they often retain their dead brown leaves through the winter, which provides some screening.

For a dense hedge, plant them 30–45cm apart.

While they can be kept in containers, they perform significantly better and reach their full potential when planted directly into the ground.

Yes, to keep a formal hedge shape, an annual trim in late summer is recommended.

They prefer full sun or partial shade. In deep, heavy shade, the growth may become sparse and leggy.

Ideally between November and March while the plants are dormant.

Often a sign of water stress. Check if the soil is too wet (waterlogged) or if the plant has been allowed to dry out completely.

Ensure the plants are not competing with weeds or grass at the base. Mulching around the base can help retain moisture and reduce weed competition.

This is likely heat stress. Increase the frequency of deep watering during extreme heatwaves.