Carpinus betulus Fastigiata – Upright Hornbeam Tree

Description Carpinus betulus Fastigiata Trees – Upright Hornbeam The Carpinus betulus Fastigiata, also known as the Upright Hornbeam, is a striking deciduous tree valued for its tall, columnar growth habit and refined appearance. Perfect for Irish gardens, these trees bring vertical structure, year-round interest, and low-maintenance beauty to any landscape. Key Features of Carpinus betulus Fastigiata Architectural Shape – Narrow, upright form ideal for avenues, borders, and urban gardens. Seasonal Interest – Fresh green summer foliage turns to golden yellow and orange in autumn. Leaves are similar in appearance to Green Beech Trees. Compact & Space-Efficient – Grows 10–15m tall with a narrow spread of 3–4m, making it perfect where space is limited. Low Maintenance & Hardy – Thrives in Irish soils and withstands a variety of weather conditions. Versatile Uses – Excellent as a specimen tree, for screening, or planted in rows to create elegant avenues. Why Choose Upright Hornbeam Trees? With their dense foliage and slim profile, Fastigiata Hornbeam trees provide natural shade, privacy, and a touch of sophistication to any garden. Their textured bark and upright form ensure they remain attractive throughout all seasons, even in winter.