Fagus grandifolia 'White Lightning' Weeping American Beech

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Fagus grandifolia 'White Lightning' Weeping American BeechFagus grandifolia 'White Lightning' Rare Weeping American Beech Tree Zones 3 9 'White Lightning' is a newer dwarf weeping selection of our native Amercan beech. It was found in Chatham County, NC on an alpaca farm and introduced by the JC Raulston Arboretum. 'White Lightning' has a twisted and contorted habit that forms an architecturally interesting shape in the garden. The white zig zaging of the bark is why Mark Weatherton of the JC Raulston

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accent planting

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