Trees And Their Magical Properties: A Short Guide To Trees In The United Kingdom
If you are looking for an extensive guide to trees and their uses then this is the wrong book you are looking for. However, if you are need of small doses to quench your thirst, this my dear, is exactly the type of book to read. Welcome to the world of trees, most specifically, trees found in the United Kingdom. A tree a chapter, each one unique to the Wizarding World in its significance and property, you will not be disappointed; if you are, then don't bother to read.
Last Updated
05/31/21
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Beech
Chapter 4
Fagus sylvatica
Called "European" or "Common"
To the young Witch or Wizard, who covets a Beech wand, be warned; only those who are wiser than their years, filled with understanding and experience, may be able to artistically wield a Beech wand. Anyone else, and the wand will refuse to work.
Wandmakers look here. Beech is resistant to compression and splitting, but it rots very easily.
As the Oak is considered the King of the Forest, the Beech is considered the Queen.
The first books were made from Beech wood.
