Introducing the Lucas Hornbeam Tree, a timeless choice for any British garden seeking graceful elegance and a touch of sophistication. Revered for its columnar form and lush foliage, it's a living masterpiece that thrives harmoniously in the diverse conditions of the UK.
Height (when grown): 8-10m
Spread: 2-3m
Soil Type: Loamy, Well-drained
Position: Exposed or Sheltered
Lighting: Full Sun, Partial Shade
Hardiness: Hardy (Designed for British gardens)
The Lucas Hornbeam Tree, celebrated as the 'Vertical Elegance,' imparts a sense of sophistication to every garden. Its slender columnar shape lends itself to various landscapes, while the lush foliage adds a touch of verdant beauty—an enduring symbol of nature's artistry.
Form: Towering columnar growth, a living piece of elegance
Mature Height & Spread: Tall yet narrow, an exceptional vertical presence
Soil Preference: Flourishes in well-drained loamy soil
Position: Flourishes in both exposed and sheltered environments
Foliage: Lush leaves creating a verdant canopy
Planting & Care Instructions
To plant your Lucas Hornbeam Tree, dig a hole twice the size of the root ball and enrich with compost. Adequate watering during establishment is crucial. Pruning for shape can be done as needed
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Carpinus betulus 'Lucas' | Lucas Hornbeam | Bare Root
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Flowers: Inconsequential green catkins from April to May.
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Foliage: Dark green serrated leaves appear in spring which turn golden and orange in autumn.
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Mature Height & Spread: Medium-size tree with a compact, narrow pyramidal crown that becomes narrow ovoid when mature. Thicker, darker foliage than some cultivars. Grows to around 10m when mature.
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Soil Preference: Adaptable to various soil types, but prefers well-drained soil.
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Plant Interest: Great for avenue planting but equally good in smaller spaces for an architectural value.
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