Description
Young specimens of this handsomely shaped tree start out with a pyramidal crown which later becomes almost round. The trunk remains smooth for many years; only in older specimens does the bark become somewhat rough and grooved. The leaves are elongated with a smooth and slightly undulating edge. On the upper side they are glossy dark green, on the underside light green and covered with grey hairs. The brownish-red central vein is also a remarkable feature. In the autumn the leaves turn yellowish-brown and acorns are single or in pairs. Quercus Imbricaria is one of the finest oaks for use in parks and is particularly remarkable for its exceptional leaf shape.
This one is part of our Specimen Oak Collection on the Nursery Park
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