Beech mycorrhizated with boletus. Fagus sylvatica 7,5 l

Discover the Purple Beech mycorrhized with Boletus (Fagus sylvatica "atropunicea"), a unique species that combines ornamental beauty with the ability to produce quality wood and edible mushrooms. Ideal for gardens and forests.

  • Bare root, perfect for planting in winter.
  • Mycorrhized with Boletus edulis for mushroom production.
  • Adaptable to fertile soils and humid climates.
  • Resistant to frost down to -25 ºC.
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LCS2217-1
€74.95
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Quantity units: 5 pcs
height: 1/1,5 m
Nursery format: Naked Root
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  • Natural beauty for your garden: transform your outdoor space with the stunning purple foliage of this beech, which changes tones with the seasons, creating a unique and elegant visual spectacle in your home.
Description

Imagine a tree that not only beautifies your garden with its majestic presence but also gifts you one of nature's most precious treasures: boletus mushrooms. The Purple Beech Mycorrhized with Boletus is much more than just a tree; it’s an investment in beauty, sustainability, and flavor. With its impressive purple foliage and its ability to produce boletus, this tree will transform your space into an oasis of life and abundance.

The Purple Beech Mycorrhized with Boletus is not only a visual marvel but also a source of tangible benefits. Its association with the boletus edulis fungus guarantees a natural production of mushrooms, ideal for food lovers. Additionally, its wood is of high quality, perfect for carpentry projects or simply enjoying its shade and freshness in your garden.

This tree not only provides practical benefits but also enriches your emotional life. Its purple foliage changes tone with the seasons, creating a unique visual spectacle that connects you with nature. Every time you see its leaves shining under the sun or enjoy a delicious boletus mushroom, you will feel a deep satisfaction for having chosen such a special species.

The Purple Beech Mycorrhized with Boletus stands out for its extreme resistance and adaptability. It grows in a wide variety of soils and climates, even tolerating intense frosts. Its preference for shady areas makes it the perfect choice for those corners of your garden where other species would not thrive. Moreover, its bare root format facilitates transportation and planting, offering you an economical and sustainable solution.

  • Boletus production: Enjoy gourmet mushrooms right in your garden without the need to go looking for them.
  • Spectacular foliage: Its intense purple color adds a touch of elegance and exclusivity to any space.
  • Extreme resistance: Endures frost down to -25 ºC, ideal for cold and changing climates.
  • Adaptability: Grows in fertile and fresh soils, from clay to limestone, without requiring excessive care.
  • Sustainability: Its bare root format reduces costs and facilitates transportation, making it an ecological and practical option.
  • Double benefit: Combines the production of high-quality wood with mushroom generation, maximizing its utility.

Don't miss the opportunity to have in your garden a tree that will transform everything. The Purple Beech Mycorrhized with Boletus is a choice that combines beauty, functionality, and sustainability. Act now while it’s available in bare root format and start enjoying its incredible benefits. Your garden and your palate will thank you!

Product Details
LCS2217-1

Data sheet

  • Boletus edulis
  • Mycorrhizal beech trees
  • Bare root
AI FAQs
What does it mean that the beech is mycorrhized with boletus?
It means the beech roots live in symbiosis with the Boletus edulis fungus. This relationship improves the tree's nutrient absorption and allows for future production of edible mushrooms in its environment.
When is the best time to plant the bare-root beech?
The ideal time is during winter, when the plant is in its dormant stage. This allows the roots to settle before the spring budding.
How long does it take for Boletus edulis production to start?
Mushroom production usually begins when the tree is mature and the root system is well-developed, generally between 8 and 12 years after planting.
How resistant is the purple beech to frost?
It is a very robust and cold-resistant species, capable of withstanding extreme temperatures down to -25 ºC without damage.
What type of soil and climate does this tree prefer?
It prefers fertile, deep soils with good moisture. It adapts best to cool and humid climates, avoiding areas with prolonged droughts.