ENGLISH OAK
Quercus robur
This large oak is known for its good growth rate and distinctive leaves.






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Mature Size: 55’ Tall x 45’ Wide
Annual Growth: 18-30”
Specific Maintenance: N/A
General Maintenance: Regular watering, Structural Pruning (every 5-10 yrs), Annual balanced fertilizer (May-June, slow-release), Protect from deer.
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Benefits:
Dense foliage, rounded form, good growth rate, great cold-hardiness, wind tolerant, drought tolerant, soil adaptable, few disease or pest issues.
Drawbacks:
Tendency to develop chlorosis. Little fall color. Acorns can be a nuisance. Some leaves may hang on tree all winter, dropping in spring (marsescence).
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