European Beech – Survival in Georgia

Q: Can a tri-colored beech tree survive and thrive in Atlanta? If yes, do they need any special considerations in planting?

A: According to the experts, European beech (Fagus sylvatica) can’t handle our summer heat. I have never seen one growing here.

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