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Trees for deep shade (beech?)
Seeking advice for a large tree that will cast very deep shade. Will be
planted in USDA 8/ Sunset 10. Currently considering a Beech (Fagus orientalis or F. sylvatica). Have already planted several oaks (obvious candidate) in my backyard, but would like something different for the front. The tree will be between my house and the street (~60ft), and will hopefully be prunable to clear traffic when it gets large enough (any experience with a beech in this regard?). About the darkest casting shade trees locally planted are fruitless mulberrys, which do grow fast, though they are literally planted in every other front yard. Oh, the monotony! FYI: Having very good luck with a quercus lobata, despite it not being listed for my (sunset) zone. Hope others in zone 10 give the tree consideration. |
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