Japanese Beech Trees

[Paulkellum]

Does anyone know of anyone who has any Japanese Beech Trees for sale. I will go from seedling to larger tree.

 

[Eric Group]

Evergreen garden works usually does, but he appears to be sold out now... Keep checking back, I bet he will add some by next Spring- seems to update his stock pretty quick! I have yet to purchase a tree from there, but he seems to get rave reviews from people on this forum...

 

[Brian Van Fleet]

Contact Brent directly to confirm he's sold out, and ask if he has anything larger. J. beech are slow and tricky, so you'd want one grown by a nursery that did the right work from the start...such as Evergreen or Telperion Farms. http://www.telfarms.com/trees/display

Don Blackmond may have some, send him a PM.

And finally, Wee Tree (showing as sold out, but it's hopeful that they're growing them). You'd have a LOT of correction work to do buying one of these field grown trees. I'd be very careful going this route with a J. Beech:
http://www.weetree.com

 

[Paulkellum]

I have 9 from Brent one strangely just dried up and kicked it rest are doing great. I planted seeds out of 20 I got 7 that came up and 4 of those look strong enough to make it. I am looking for larger than 3 year old I am trying to get a decent selection for a forrest iv got all smaller sizes covered as long as seedling make it.

Contact Brent directly to confirm he's sold out, and ask if he has anything larger. J. beech are slow and tricky, so you'd want one grown by a nursery that did the right work from the start...such as Evergreen or Telperion Farms. http://www.telfarms.com/trees/display

Don Blackond may have some, send him a PM.

And finally, Wee Tree (showing as sold out, but it's hopeful that they're growing them). You'd have a LOT of correction work to do buying one of these field grown trees. I'd be very careful going this route with a J. Beech:
http://www.weetree.com/index.php?l=search_list&s[title]=Y&s[short_desc]=Y&s[full_desc]=Y&s[sku]=Y&s[match]=all&s[cid]=0&s[search]=Beech

 

[mcpesq817]

Bill Valavanis has offered packages of seedlings from time to time.