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Carpinus betulus (Beukenboom)

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Carpinus betulus (Beukenboom)De Carpinus Betulus is de beukenboom voor de wat meer ''koopjesjagers''. Wellicht heeft u al gezien dat deze boom namelijk significant goedkoper is, dan dat zijn mede beuken zijn. Dit komt door 2 kenmerken. De Carpinus betulus Fastigiata (Beukenboom) is ook een Carpinus variant, maar deze een speciaal geteelde versie, waardoor de boom erg kroonvormig groeit. En de groene en rode beukenboom zijn dan weer voor 50% bladhoudend. De Carpinus Betulus heeft

De Carpinus Betulus is de beukenboom voor de wat meer ''koopjesjagers''. Wellicht heeft u al gezien dat deze boom namelijk significant goedkoper is, dan dat zijn mede beuken zijn. Dit komt door 2 kenmerken. De Carpinus betulus Fastigiata (Beukenboom) is ook een Carpinus variant, maar deze een speciaal geteelde versie,  waardoor de boom erg kroonvormig groeit. En de groene en rode beukenboom zijn dan weer voor 50% bladhoudend. De Carpinus Betulus heeft geen van beide en dat maakt hem eigenlijk gewoon wat ''minder speciaal''. Het voordeel is dan weer wel, hij is speciaal in zijn lage prijs. Ook is deze boom nog hartstikke leuk, want hij heeft dezelfde prachtige herfstkleur als de andere beukenbomen en.... De beukennootjes! Ook de Carpinus Betulus heeft zo zijn eigen gevleugelde nootjes.

Eigenschappen van de Carpinus Betulus

Hopelijk heeft u al een klein beetje een beeld van de Carpinus Betulus en ziet u toch wat speciale waarde in dit soort. We moeten toegeven, het is niet het meest elegante soort, maar we gaan hieronder nog wel even wat feitjes van deze boom opnoemen. Zo weet u tenminste zeker dat u de juiste keuze maakt:

  1. De Carpinus Betulus kunt het beste plaatsen in een wat grotere tuin of in een park of laan. Voor een kleinere tuin wordt deze boom namelijk echt een paar maatjes te groot;
  2. Deze beuk op stam staat eigenlijk overal wel goed. Schaduw of zon & Klei of zand & Droog of vochtig, het zal deze boom echt een worst wezen;
  3. Een ander bijkomstig voordeel is zijn winterhardheid. Elfstedentocht in Nederland? Deze beuk vindt het prima.
  4. De bloeiperiode van deze beuk is in april/mei, maar deze is best on opzichtig;
  5. De beukennootjes aan de andere kant zijn zeer goed zichtbaar;
  6. Verder mogen we niet vergeten dat ook deze beuk op stam een zeer fijne vertakking heeft;
  7. Het blad van deze boom is ovaal en heeft een mooie donkergroene kleur;
  8. De stam en bast zijn bruin en glad groeiend;
  9. Heeft relatief gezien weinig onderhoud nodig.

De beuk op stam snoeien

Ook de Carpinus Betulus heeft wel is een beetje onderhoud nodig. Niet dat we moeilijk willen doen natuurlijk, maar een beetje aandacht vindt iedereen fijn. Het snoeien van de boom doet u vooral voor het oog en dus voor de vorm van de boom. Als u de Carpinus laat gaan dan wordt het nogal een ''wilde rakker''. Niks mis mee natuurlijk, maar toch. Ieder jaar snoeien hoeft niet, maar om u toch een beetje te helpen geven we hieronder wat tips! 

  1. Snoei de Carpinus het liefst in maart, dan kan hij nog lekker bloeien;
  2. Snoei de takken zo af, dat ze nog 50 cm over hebben;
  3. Snoei per jaar niet meer dan 30% van de takken af;
  4. Verwijder de doden takken;
  5. Snoei de beschadigde takken een beetje bij;
  6. Zorg ervoor dat de nieuwe takken ook goed kunnen groeien;

De beuk op stam planten

Hoe moet ik mijn beukenboom planten? We hebben voor u een handige aanplant handleiding gemaakt voor het aanplanten. Hier staat uitgelegd hoe om te gaan wanneer de boom is geleverd tot en met het aanplanten. Volg deze stappen goed op want dit is de basis voor de juiste groei. Vind u het toch lastig de beukenboom zelf te planten? Wij kunnen altijd vrijblijvend een offerte maken voor het aanplanten. Zo kunt u een beukenboom (Carpinus betulus) kopen en alle zorgen uit handen laten nemen. 

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