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Fagus sylvatica 'Roseo-marginata'

Common Name: Tricolor ' Beech

Fagus sylvatica ‘Roseo-marginata’ — commonly called Tricolor Beech — is a striking, deciduous tree valued for its colorful variegated foliage and refined form. It develops a broad, rounded canopy with leaves that emerge deep purple and are edged in pink and creamy white, creating a multi-toned effect. As the season progresses, the foliage often softens to a blend of green, cream, and rose-pink, providing continuous visual interest. In fall, leaves turn shades of bronze, adding seasonal color. Mature Size: Width: 20–35 ft Height: 30–50 ft USDA Zones: 4a–7b Light: Full sun to partial shade (best color with some afternoon protection) Soil: Moist, well-drained soils; prefers slightly acidic conditions Water: Moderate; prefers consistent moisture Wildlife: Provides habitat and nuts for birds and small mammals Features & Landscape Uses: Form: Upright to rounded deciduous tree with a dense canopy Variegated foliage with pink, white, and purple tones provides unique color Excellent specimen tree for lawns and focal points Adds strong visual interest throughout the growing season Best sited where it is protected from hot afternoon sun Maintenance: Low maintenance; prune when young to establish structure Protect from intense sun and drying winds Avoid compacted or poorly drained soils

Plant Type:	Deciduous Tree
Width:	20-35'
Height:	30-50'
Fragrant:	No
Growth Rate	Slow
Zone:	4 - 7
Deer Resistant:	Yes
Salt Tolerant:	No
Drought Tolerant:	No
Exposure:	Full Sun, Partial Shade
Landscape/Use:	Specimen, Accent Plant
Shape:	Broad Upright
Leaf Color:
Fall Color:	Red