with withered leaves staying on the tree throughout the winter. Fagaceae as a family is known to produce tannins in its leaves during the fall, giving them a characteristic brown appearance and ...

The nuts the trees produce are an important source of food for turkey, bears and deer. “They produce these in the fall, and so going into the winter, it’s really important for wildlife to get these ...

Known for being one of the few trees with white bark, the Beech tree (Fagus sylvatica) has a broad canopy and a variety of functional uses. However, these incredible trees are threatened by beech ...

Known for being one of the few trees with white bark, the Beech tree (Fagus sylvatica) has a broad canopy and a variety of functional uses. However, these incredible trees are threatened by beech ...

Similar to American beech, the fruit (a beech nut) is a small nut borne in burrs with soft spines. European beech trees do not begin to produce beech nuts until they are roughly 40 years of age.

Want to spot a beech tree in winter? The smooth bark plus sharp pointed buds will mark them out. In the spring the flowers develop on the tree with the beech nuts following later. The trees will often ...

An assisted migration of beech trees in need of protection from ... and German sides over the course of 10 months. Oak acorns and beechnuts from remarkable specimens have been collected in ...