- At full maturity, the copper beech tree can be as tall as 60 feet. This shorter height makes it popular in residential landscaping.
- The copper beech tree can reach up to 40 feet in diameter. The broad network of branches provides a great deal of shade under the tree.
- If you are hoping to plant a copper beech tree, it is advisable to obtain a tree that has been grown from a grafted cutting rather than attempting to grow one from seed. Grafted trees are cuttings that have been placed on strong rootstock selected for their strength and survivability rates.
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