Quercus robur | Oak Tree

Queen of the landscape and a star contributor to biodiversity

A magnificent addition to any landscape, the Native Oak Tree is widely loved for its broad silhouette, green lobed leaves, and most importantly, its unmatched contribution to our environment. Come autumn, the characteristic acorns will appear – which are a valuable food source for many animals such as squirrels and birds. The fallen leaves are also excellent for biodiversity, while the tree itself will become a home for many more creatures. Able to exceed 12 metres in height, this tree will make a stunning focal point in your garden, and will importantly help the world around you too.

Variety Information

• Habit: Spreading/branching
• Foliage Colour:  Green, brown in autumn
• Flowers?:  Yes, inconspicuous yellow flowers in spring
• Features:  Abundant green foliage, great for biodiversity, habitat for wildlife.