Quercus frainetto
Hungarian Oak
Deeply lobed, dark green leaves can reach up to 20cm in length and they also have a tough rigidity to them making this tree a good urban or rural selection.
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Description
This stately oak tree was introduced from South East Europe in the late 1830s.
There are some magnificent specimens at the National Trust’s Anglesey Abbey in Cambridgeshire which coincidentally is a garden not to be missed if you are in the vicinity.
This is a large oak tree with a broad rounded crown.
Its fissured bark and large dark green leaves which are boldly cut and regularly lobed makes this a most striking subject for parks and woodlands.
We also recommend it as an avenue tree.
The clone “Trump” retains a slightly improved shape at maturity.
Mature height: 17-22m
Mature spread: 12-17m