Mixed Beech Hedging β A premium, formal hedge mix combining classic green foliage with rich copper tones for a structured boundary that looks smart through every season.
Equal split (50% each):
Green Beech ( Fagus sylvatica ), Copper Beech ( Fagus sylvatica β Purpurea β).
Mixed Beech Hedging is a premium, formal hedge mix designed for customers seeking a clean, structured boundary with subtle seasonal colour contrast. By combining Green Beech and Copper Beech, this pack creates a dense, uniform hedge with a refined appearance well suited to gardens, estates, and landscaped settings.
Beech hedging is valued for its ability to form a tight, upright structure that responds exceptionally well to regular trimming. Both varieties retain their dried leaves through winter, providing year-round screening and privacy while maintaining a smart, architectural look.
The blend of green and copper foliage adds visual interest without breaking the uniformity expected from a formal hedge. Green Beech provides a classic countryside feel, while Copper Beech introduces deeper tones that become especially striking in autumn.
Varieties included β equal split (50% each):
Green Beech (Fagus sylvatica)
A traditional hedging species known for its dense growth and excellent response to clipping. Green Beech creates a strong framework for formal hedges and delivers fresh green foliage in spring, turning golden in autumn before holding its leaves through winter.
Copper Beech (Fagus sylvatica βPurpureaβ)
Adds rich copper and purple tones to the hedge, providing contrast and seasonal depth. Its growth habit mirrors that of Green Beech, ensuring a consistent hedge line while enhancing visual appeal.
Planting & Use
This pack is ideal for formal boundaries, garden screening, estate planting, and landscaped environments where appearance and structure are the priority. Beech hedging performs best in well-drained soils and benefits from regular trimming to maintain a crisp, uniform finish.
Mixed Beech Hedging is best suited to non-grant planting and should be treated as a decorative, formal hedge rather than a countryside or agricultural boundary. It offers a timeless look that works equally well in traditional and contemporary landscapes.