Quercus cerris Architectural which produces an equally unique

which produces an equally unique tulip-shaped greenish yellow flowers in June/July (on older trees)

fragrant flowers on long racemes in June often followed by red fruits turning dark glossy purple

has a narrow

covering the tree in a profusion of blush-pink

and well worth acquiring at a more mature stage

Quercus cerris Architectural which produces an equally uniqueAs an ornamental tree this species is fast growing and attractive on a grand scale. The silvery grey bark is roughly cracked and broken into small squarish plates. Leaves are rich, lustrous green. The 3 4cm long acorn, which take two years to mature, are held in cups that are thickly covered with long whiskery and twisted scales. Hardy. Deep rooting.