Quercus Imbricaria
Shingle Oak
A medium to large vigorous tree it has a pyramidal habit and shiny dark green leaves which turn red/purple in the autumn
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The Shingle Oak was introduced from North America in the 1780s.
Its name derives from its use for roof tiles “shingles” in its native land.
The USA national champion is in Ohio and stands at over 35 metres in height with a crown at over 23 metres across so it is not for the faint-hearted!
A medium to large vigorous tree it has a pyramidal habit and shiny dark green leaves which turn red/purple in the autumn.
Splendid for parks or estates it thrives best on moist but well drained deep fertile acid soils and prefers full sun.
Mature heights and crown spread can vary depending on environmental conditions
Mature height: 17-22
Mature spread: 12-15m
Its name derives from its use for roof tiles “shingles” in its native land.
The USA national champion is in Ohio and stands at over 35 metres in height with a crown at over 23 metres across so it is not for the faint-hearted!
A medium to large vigorous tree it has a pyramidal habit and shiny dark green leaves which turn red/purple in the autumn.
Splendid for parks or estates it thrives best on moist but well drained deep fertile acid soils and prefers full sun.
Mature heights and crown spread can vary depending on environmental conditions
Mature height: 17-22
Mature spread: 12-15m
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Shingle Oak
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