Purple / Copper Beech Trees Roses more compact and densely branched

more compact and densely branched plant

against a wall

Cropping early October

the flowers are good for late-season bees and the berries feed birds through winter

Purple / Copper Beech Trees Roses more compact and densely branchedPurple Copper Beech Trees The Copper or Purple Beech tree, Fagus sylvatica Purpurea, is a natural variation of Green Beech with copper coloured young leaves that darken to dark purple, and the autumn colour has a richer orange hue. It's not quite as big as green beech and grows more slowly, but mature specimens are just as impressive and, being the largest trees with purple leaves found in Britain, are still only suitable for a large garden. Purple