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Quercus(oak) — Northern Red Oak
Quercus 'Rubra'
A large, quick growing tree with an upright open dense crown. Bark is smooth grey/green on young branches, darkening with maturity and developing shallow ridges which are smooth surfaced. Underbark is red. During Spring its brown flowers are inconspicuous but Autumn sees a showy foliage display of green to red/browns. Red Oaks make wonderful shade trees in Parks, streets and larger lawn areas. Excellent for buffer zones and can tolerate urban sites with pollution.
Quercus(oak) — Pin Oak
Quercus 'Palustris'
Medium to large tree possibly reaching 22 x 14m with a unique shape due to its mostly drooping branches. Most other oaks are upright or of a horizontal habit. Mid Spring sees green yellow catkins develop which are inconspicuous. Leaves turn from shiny green to a beautiful scarlet in Autumn. Bark is grey/brown and furrowed once mature, while smooth and lighter on younger branches. Pin Oaks are naturally a wet land tree and prefer acidic soils (not limestone). Prefers full sun, frost hardy but these trees do require space. Fantastic for lawned areas, parks and campuses. Its amazing Autumn foliage will be appreciated.
Quercus(oak) — Turkey Oak
Quercus 'cerris'
A large, rapid growing deciduous tree with a rounded dense canopy of glossy green leaves. In Autumn leaves turn yellow/brown whilst inconspicuous brown catkins appear in Spring. Bark is the striking feature of this tree being furrowed with grey further up the trunk and orange towards the base. Turkey oaks have droopy branches and multiple trunks making excellent climbing or specimen trees. Also suited to large urban areas and ideal as a windbreak. Ensure that you plant in well drained soils. Prefers full to part sun and is drought tolerant.
Quercus(oak) — English Oak Upright
Quercus robur 'Fastgiata'
A dense columnar shaped tree reaching 12-20m x 3-5m. Its deciduous dark green, lobed leaves progress to yellow and tan shades over Autumn before falling. It is a moderately growing tree with brown ridged bark which has inconspicuous flowers and produces acorns in Winter.Prune to achieve a single trunk. Fantastic for small gardens where spread is limited. Great for street and avenue planting.
Quercus(oak) — Portugese Oak
Quercus lusitanica
A medium sized spreading deciduous tree. Has glossy dark green to grey/green leaves and brownish grey bark. Portugese oaks grow extremely well in our mediterranean climate. Produces good shade.
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