„Fagus sylvatica , the Purple, or Copper, Beech Tree in full leaf in early Spring, in a classic English parkland setting, where it is commonly found. It was developed as an ornamental cultivar of the European Beech Tree and is a popular tree in both England and the USA. The tree owes its purple colour to the high anthocyanin levels in the tissues of the leaves. These are water-soluble pigments in red, purple or blue hues, depending on the pH levels. Good copy space.“
Tree in Chatham, Cape Cod, Massachusetts, USA. This autumn New England scene shows the Copper Beech – Fagus sylvatica tree. It is on Water Street just off Main Street. Lawn with green grass is in foreground. Blue sky with clouds is in background. Canon EF 24-105mm f/4L IS lens. HDR photorealistic image.
A gorgeous red European beech tree stands on the green lawn in a well-groomed public park where people like to relax. Green trees in the background.
