Quercus Robur – Pedunculate Oak (Feathered & Standard Trees)

Also known as English or common oak, a deciduous, native and very long lived tree that is valuable for timber, developing a broad head of rugged branches as it matures. Height to more than 30m (100ft). Flowers in May, acorns are on long stalks or peduncules, hence the alternative name that separates it from the lesser known native Quercus Petrea or Sessile Oak.

Extensive woodland tree suited to medium-heavy fertile land. Characteristic hedgerow tree.

Important Note:-

Trees of 10-12 cm  girth size, are priced and supplied root balled due to their size. Taking into account the additional weight and length of the tree, it will not be possible to deliver this size Nationwide – LOCAL DELIVERY OR COLLECTION FROM OUR NURSERY is a necessity.

Please bear this in mind when placing your order.

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** GRADE B ** Category Trees are 3+1 (4 years old). Not as sturdy as “lined out” trees; less feathering and would be very well suited for scrub planting.

The planting season for bare-rooted trees and shrubs is generally between the months of November – March

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