Antarctic beech
Nothofagus antarctica
Article number: 16754
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Product information "Antarctic beech"
Nothofagus antarctica is a fast growing, deciduous shrub or small tree with very small, very wavy, medium green leaves that turn yellow to orange in autumn. It is wonderfully ornamental in the winter with its white lenticels on the scaly, branched stems. The flowers are inconspicuous yellow-green catkins.Also known as Antarctic beech, this shrub should be planted singly due to its bizarre growth habit. It is very good for parks and public spaces; it thrives best in a sunny location and in fairly fertile soil. Antarctic beech will not tolerate calcareous soils. It needs ample water and good drainage.
- Final height 5m to 7.5m
- Final width 3m to 4m
- Available February, March, April, May, June, July, August, September, October, November
- Plant Type deciduous
- Autumn Colouration shades of yellow
- Use for containers, as a specimen plant
- Hardiness hardy
- Soil heavy, moderately heavy, light, neutral, acidic, slightly acidic
- Location partial shade, full sun
- Leaf Colour green
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Based on our experience in the variety tests but also in customer service, we have awarded this plant with the title “Lubera Easy Tip”. With this designation, we emphasise only those plants that according to our experience work (almost) everywhere; they are easy to grow and bear fruits or produce flowers quickly and without problems. These are plants that can be enjoyed immediately and without effort once planted.
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