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NOTHOFAGUS fusca – NZ Native Red Beech

Product Details

NZ Native Red Beech or Tawhairaunui

A native beach recognizable by its small, sharply toothed leaves with visible reddish veins. During dry periods and towards winter, those serrated leaves turn red and exhibit a glossy or leathery look. An excellent screening tree, with attention and trimming it can also make for a very handsome and impressive hedge. Evergreen and medium frost hardy, it will grow to 8 x 4m.

Suitable for: Group and specimen planting, hedging and screening.

Features: Foliage turning to brilliant red in winter and during drier spells.

Botanical Name: NOTHOFAGUS fusca