Quercus pyrenaica

Quercus pyrenaica, commonly called the Pyrenean oak, is a striking deciduous oak species native to the Iberian Peninsula. This Quercus pyrenaica tree displays rugged bark and broad, lobed leaves that turn vivid shades of yellow and orange in autumn. Its natural habitat includes mountainous areas where it contributes to diverse forest ecosystems.

The Quercus pyrenaica tree stands out for its hardiness and adaptability, thriving in various soil types across Spain and Portugal. People often recognize this Spanish oak by its deeply veined leaves and stout acorns. It is an essential part of European oak diversity, appreciated for its ecological and ornamental value.

• Deciduous leaves change color beautifully in fall
• Produces small, rounded acorns favored by wildlife
• Bark is rough and fissured, adding texture
• Native to mountainous regions of the Iberian Peninsula
• Contributes to rich forest biodiversity

As a prominent member of the European oak family, the oak of the Pyrenees holds both cultural and botanical significance. This Iberian Peninsula oak adds elegance and resilience to natural landscapes. Gardeners and conservationists value its role in sustaining local habitats and enhancing scenery with seasonal charm.

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