Carpinus fangiana

Among the most difficult of all trees to propagate, it’s worth every frustrating effort to succeed. We have grown this plant in small numbers for years and only recently felt audacious enough to list it. Extremely rare and probably always will be. Smaller in stature than the ubiquitous Columnar European Hornbeam, mature specimens rarely exceed 18’ x 18’. Easy to grow, its 8-10” long flowers inspire the name, ‘Monkeytail Hornbeam’. Our selection comes from Dan Hinkley, legendary horticulturist and human spirit.

Plant Details

Common Name Monkeytail Hornbeam
Growth Habit Tree
Hardiness Zone Zones 7–9
Mature Height 30'-50'
Mature Width 20'-30'
Flowering Season Spring
Foliage Color Green
Plant Features Fall Color and Cold hardy

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