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European Beech
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Fagus sylvatica
Beech are a beautiful species primarily grown for their white bark, long buds and fine twigs. The dark green leaves turn bright yellow in autumn. The winter bronze leaves often persistthroughout the winter. Forest bonsai are commonly createdwith beech because they are easy to grow. These five branched seedlings can quickly be created into a forest bonsai and have been grown in a community pot. Trunks become white in about six years. The trained pre-bonsai have light branching and often smaller foliage than Japanese beech.
5 trees in community pots– 10-14”– $50 SOLD OUT!
pre-bonsai– 1 gal, 18-24”– $90 Free Shipping
Larger image depicts a deleloped bonsai forest, ceramic pot not included. Smaller image depict sample community pot and pre-bonsai.
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