Common Beech Spherical shape (Fagus sylvatica)

If you want to bring harmony, peace and visual anchors to your garden, beech cut spheres are the perfect solution. They give the landscape a sense of completion and a neat, aristocratic image. They are excellent for placement in beds as rhythmic accents, groupings at different heights or as central elements in garden compositions.

Unlike young plants, these spheres have been carefully grown and shaped perfectly over many years to achieve a dense, monolithic foliage and a perfectly round silhouette. Beech is unbeatable for this format. Its glossy, dark green leaves in summer and warm yellow-brown tones in autumn will create a changing but always aesthetic pleasure. Even in the winter months, thanks to the silver-gray branch pattern and leaves that often remain on the branches, these spheres do not lose their significance in the garden, maintaining the structure and elegance of the garden throughout the year.

Hardiness zone: 5a (-26.1°C to -28.8°C)