Shingle Oak | Quercus imbricaria - Height 180-200cm - Girth 6-8cm - Pot Grown - 10lt Gleditsia green foliage emerges after the

green foliage emerges after the flowers

The apples can be eaten fresh

providing beauty and ecological value for years to come

The cones turn brown when mature and release small

making it an ideal choice for tree enthusiasts and landscape designers alike

Shingle Oak | Quercus imbricaria - Height 180-200cm - Girth 6-8cm - Pot Grown - 10lt Gleditsia green foliage emerges after theQuercus imbricaria, commonly known as the shingle oak, is a distinctive and graceful species native to North America. Unlike many oaks, it bears smooth, oval, unlobed leaves that create a lush, uniform canopy of deep green throughout the summer, turning golden brown in autumn. Its name comes from the historic use of its durable wood for making shingles, a testament to its practicality and long lasting value. Strong and resilient, the shingle oak