Park Seed Fagus Roseomarginata

Since this tree reaches a mature height of 40 feet and a spread of 30 feet, you should plant it in an area that allows for its eventual size. It is a slow grower, so while it won't overwhelm your garden immediately, it will eventually require significant room to thrive.

This variety performs best in partial shade. While it can handle some sun, the delicate variegated leaves are susceptible to scorching in intense, direct afternoon light.

Yes, it is an excellent choice for urban landscapes. It is notably tolerant of urban pollution, making it a resilient and attractive specimen for city gardens.

It requires well-drained soil to prevent root issues. Ensure your planting site does not hold standing water, as consistent moisture is good, but soggy soil can be detrimental.

The tricolor foliage—a mix of green, dark pink, and white—is a highlight during the growing season. In the fall, the leaves transition to a brilliant copper hue before dropping, as this is a deciduous tree.

It has a slow growth rate. This makes it a great choice for defined spaces where you don't want a tree that will rapidly outgrow its location, but it does require patience if you are looking for immediate height.