Weeping Purple Beech Tree | Fagus sylvatica 'Purpurea Pendula' Planting_December The clumps can be divided

The clumps can be divided about every 5 years

use in pots and containers or plant these dwarf blooms towards the front of borders or beds and enjoy their elegance and fragrance

This grape is technically what's known as a teinturier grape

you can grow your own tart crabapples

Weeping Purple Beech Tree | Fagus sylvatica 'Purpurea Pendula' Planting_December The clumps can be dividedWe think it's a shame that weeping trees are named as they are, given the size of the smiles they plant on our faces! With its alluring purple foliage and elegant, downwards sweeping branches, 'Purpurea Pendula' works fabulously as a feature tree in smaller gardens, thanks to its relatively compact ultimate height Whether you plant your beech in a bed or plonk it right in the middle of your lawn, it's guaranteed to make an impact throughout the year