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- Mature at 120 years of age
- Varied species are found in different parts of the world
- Grow up to 130 feet tall
- Larger trees are used for timber
- Other uses include furniture, tools, plywood, and veneers
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The Beech Tree is a deciduous tree in the Fagaceae family that grows in the temperate climates of Europe, Asia and North America.
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Beech Tree Questions
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Papaya tree in Mayan civilization? 1 AnswerI do not see any evidence that this is true. The only sites mentioning the idea are suspicious sites selling papaya products. Unless someone else finds somethi... read more -
Whose insurance co is responsible if a tree falls on a fence during a storm? 7 AnswersThe owner of the tree has personal liability coverage on their homeowners policy. Fence owners - homeowners coverage may have property damage coverage. The own... read more -
Will a dry tree explode, if struck by lightening? 1 AnswerAccording to several articles I have read in the past and to a bit of knowledge, the only reason why lightning cuases things to 'explode' is becasue of the high... read more -
how can I tell which type of lemon tree I have? 2 AnswersWell, it takes a lot more information than large fruit and large tree. For a start, where in the world do you live? There are a lot of kinds of lemons, includin... read more
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Beech Tree Information and History
- The Beech Tree:
- Wikipedia: Oriental Beech
- Wikipedia: American Beech
- Wikipedia: European Beech
- Wikipedia: Nothofagus (Southern Beech)
- Wild Western North Carolina: American Beech
- University of Glasgow: Trees - Beech
- The Hubbard Brook: American Beech in the Hubbard Brook Forest
- University of Arkansas: American Beech - Plant of the Week
- PSU Education: American Beech Species
- National Arbor Day Foundation: American Beech
- The Beech Tree:




