Quercus robur subsp. pedunculiflora

The Quercus robur subsp. pedunculiflora stands out as a remarkable subspecies of the common oak. This deciduous tree grows naturally across Europe and features prominently for its large acorns. The Quercus robur subsp. pedunculiflora exhibits a sturdy trunk and spreading crown, making it a striking addition to any landscape. Its leaves turn vibrant colors in autumn, enhancing its ornamental appeal.

Gardeners admire the Quercus pedunculiflora for its robust form and adaptability. This oak subspecies is often referred to as the pedunculate oak variety due to the long stalks attaching its acorns. Its presence enriches European forests and parks. The European oak subspecies is valued both for its beauty and ecological importance.

• Features large acorns on long stalks unique to this variety
• Deciduous leaves with distinct lobes and rich autumn hues
• Strong branching pattern creating a broad, dense canopy
• Commonly found in mixed forests across Europe
• Known for its longevity and resilience in various soils

The Oak subspecies saplings provide excellent potential for growth into majestic trees. The Large acorn oak is a symbol of strength and endurance in many cultures. This Common oak subspecies offers both ecological benefits and ornamental value. Its balanced form and distinctive acorns make it a preferred choice for naturalistic planting schemes and conservation projects.

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