TREE TREES

European Hornbeam Carpinus betulus Betulaceae
Leaf of European Hornbeam
Leaf backside of European Hornbeam
Flowers of European Hornbeam
Winged nuts of European Hornbeam
Leaves winged nuts of European Hornbeam
Winged nuts European Hornbeam
Winged nuts European Hornbeam
Wintermarks buds of European Hornbeam
Stem of European Hornbeam
Classification european hornbeam
Height: 5 - 20
Leaf: alternate, oval-shaped
Bloom: May / June, catkins, inconspicuous, yellow
Fruit: winged nuts in bunches
Branches: bent back and forth, very tolerant of trimming
Bark: gray, smooth
Root: deep roots
Location: sun to shade
Soil: sandy to loamy
ph-value: acidic to basic
Diseases: european hornbeam
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Leaf spots
middle to large brown spots on the leaves. Not dangerous.
Gall
Gall midge (Zygiobia carpini (F.LW.))
Leaf deformation caused by a gall midge. Not dangerous for the tree.
Gall
Gall midge (Contarinia carpini KFFR.)
Leaf deformation caused by a gall midge. Not dangerous for the tree.
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