Tricolor Beech Trees It does best in full

It does best in full sun and can withstand a variety of soil conditions

The cultivar is named after Jim Wilson

sporting exfoliating coppery-bronze bark that curls and peels off the trunk

Its ornamental red fruit in the late summer and yellow-to-red leaves in the fall give it great value as a landscape tree in the warm months

Tricolor Beech Trees It does best in fullThe Tricolor Beech (Fagus sylvatica Roseomarginata) is a small to medium sized ornamental accent tree. It has a very appealing oval form but is known for its brilliant variegated leaves. In the spring, the leaves emerge purple with pink margins and mature to bronze green with pink and white margins through the season. In the fall, the foliage turns to gold bronze. It has gray, thin, smooth bark that stands out in the winter time. \n \nThe Tricolor