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- The heyday of beech starts in April
- How long does the flowering time last?
- When does the sprouting of the flowers begin?
- Tips
Flowers and leaves are spreading at the same time
The heyday of beech starts in April
Beech blossoms like most native deciduous trees in spring. The flowers are very inconspicuous and barely visible. Only the male flowers are more noticeable because they hang in clumps. When is the heyday of beech?
How long does the flowering time last?
The heyday of the beech starts at the end of April. It extends into May. After a very mild winter, beech trees occasionally bloom earlier. If spring was very volatile, it may occasionally come to a later flowering in June.
When does the sprouting of the flowers begin?
A peculiarity of the beech is that the flowers sprout at the same time as the leaves. The budding begins in March. The buds are created in the previous year.
Tips
Just like birch and nuts, beech flowers can cause allergies in sensitive people. Also in the hornbeam blossom allergic reactions occur.