Quercus imbricaria

Quercus imbricaria, commonly called the shingle oak, is a distinctive oak species native to North America. This hardwood tree stands out with its smooth, glossy leaves that resemble shingles, unlike the typical lobed oak foliage. Gardeners appreciate this deciduous oak for its elegant form and unique leaf shape, which adds variety to any landscape.

The Quercus imbricaria displays rich green foliage that turns vibrant shades of yellow and brown in autumn. This native oak species is valued for its strong wood and resilience in various environments. It supports local wildlife and offers visual interest through the seasons. The tree’s distinctive characteristics make it a sought-after addition for naturalistic gardens and woodland areas.

• Glossy, simple leaves unlike typical oak lobes
• Attractive autumn color in yellow and brown hues
• Hardwood tree valued for durability and strength
• Supports local wildlife with shelter and food
• Native to North American forests and woodlands

As a shingle oak, this Quercus imbricaria brings unique botanical traits to your green space. Its uncommon leaf shape and seasonal color changes provide year-round appeal. For enthusiasts of oak species and native trees, it offers both ecological benefits and ornamental charm, enriching any garden setting with natural elegance.

IMPORTANT: The pictures show the mother plant, which is not for sale. The offer includes a plant with the dimensions stated in the description.