Quercus robur Fruit dark green above and pale

dark green above and pale whitish-grey with dense short hairs below

Ready to pick in Sept-Oct

the nearly black branches amplifying this dark hue

and with an evergreen such as the Scots pine this feature can be enjoyed year round

Recognizable by its smooth

Quercus robur Fruit dark green above and paleDeciduous. Our large native oak tree renowned for its rugged gnarled habit, wavy margined leaves, and acrons. Very slow growing but ultimately forming an enormous characterful tree which can survive for up to 1000 years or more. Best on heavy soils. Ideal for large gardens, woodland, and parkland planting. Also a lovely choice as a memorial tree. 10m tall at 10 years. Deep rooting.