Carpinus caroliniana Hedge coppery foliage is often retained

coppery foliage is often retained late into winter

An excellent

Fairly easy to control size with pruning and pollarding

needles give a dreamy billowing texture and very large pine cones provide a seasonal interest

columnar habit making it very suitable for avenues and streets as well as more narrow locations

Carpinus caroliniana Hedge coppery foliage is often retainedA slow growing tree, native to Missouri with a beautiful broadly round crown and smooth, grey bark. Older limbs often exibit a distinctive and handsome muscle like fluting. Being a natural understory tree, this species does well in full to part shade. Clusters of winged nutlets in summer. Respectable orange, red and yellow autumn colours. H6