providing beauty and ecological value for years to come
The cones turn brown when mature and release small
Euonymus japonicus 'White Spire' is a small
The apples can be eaten fresh
making it an ideal choice for tree enthusiasts and landscape designers alike
Shingle Oak | Quercus imbricaria - Height 180-200cm - Girth 6-8cm - Pot Grown - 10lt Gleditsia providing beauty and ecological valueQuercus imbricaria, commonly known as the shingle oak, is a distinctive and graceful species native to North America. Unlike many oaks, it bears smooth, oval, unlobed leaves that create a lush, uniform canopy of deep green throughout the summer, turning golden brown in autumn. Its name comes from the historic use of its durable wood for making shingles, a testament to its practicality and long lasting value. Strong and resilient, the shingle oak