Quercus robur – English Oak
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British grown English Oak, grown in our nursery in the rolling hills of South Devon.
A true icon of the British landscape, Quercus robur, or English Oak, is a majestic, long-lived tree with a broad, spreading crown and deeply ridged bark. Its distinctive lobed leaves emerge fresh green in spring, maturing to a deeper shade before turning golden brown in autumn. In summer, small catkins and acorns appear, attracting a rich variety of wildlife, from birds to pollinators.
As a native species, it supports an extraordinary range of biodiversity, providing food and shelter to countless insects and birds. With its strong timber and ability to shape landscapes for centuries, it remains a timeless favourite for those looking to create lasting, natural legacies.
This Multi-stem tree is available from our nursery in the following heights:
- 175/200cm
- 200/250cm
- 250/300cm
- 300/350cm
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Flowers: Inconspicuous yellow/green catkins
Fruit: Acorns
Bark: Smooth, grey, becoming fissured with age
Leaves: Deciduous, shallow, rounded lobes
Autumn Colour: Reddish-brown
Ultimate Height: 15m
Uses: English oak, naturally grown. A majestic and enduring tree offering impressive size and classic form
Learn more: about this Multi-stem tree variety from the RHS here
