Quercus myrsinifolia

Properties
Maximum height
9~12m
Crown shape
Broad, ovate, round
Crown structure
Dense
Autumn colour
Green
Flower colour
Yellow-green
Bark or twigs
Black, brown, grey, grey-green, smooth
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Quercus myrsinifolia

Multi-trunk trees
Trees and feathered trees
Size Shape Root condition
200-250 cm m
Solitair Wired rootball
250-300 cm m
Solitair Wired rootball
300-350 cm m
Solitair Wired rootball
350-400 cm m
Solitair Wired rootball
400-450 cm m
Solitair Wired rootball
Size Shape Root condition
10/12 cm m
Feathered Wired rootball
12/14 cm m
Feathered Wired rootball
12/14 cm m
High standard Wired rootball
14/16 cm m
Feathered Wired rootball
14/16 cm m
High standard Wired rootball
16/18 cm m
Feathered Wired rootball
16/18 cm m
High standard Wired rootball
18/20 cm m
Feathered Wired rootball
18/20 cm m
High standard Wired rootball
20/25 cm m
Feathered Wired rootball
20/25 cm m
High standard Wired rootball
25/30 cm m
Feathered Wired rootball
Properties
Autumn colour
Green
Bark or twigs
Black, brown, grey, grey-green, smooth
Crown shape
Broad, ovate, round
Crown structure
Dense
Disease resistance
Good
Edible parts
No
Evergreen
Yes
Flower colour
Yellow-green
Flower period
April until may
Fruit colour
Brown
Growth rate
Slow
Hardening
No
Hardiness zone
7
Heat-resistant
Yes
Host plant
Birds
Leaf colour
Dark green, green, red
Leaf shape
Leathery, narrow, oblong, sawn, shiny
Leafy
Yes
Light requirement
Semi-shade, sun
Location
Cemetery, industry, landscape, park / large garden
Maximum height
9~12m
Native to Belgium
No
PH preference
Acidic, neutral
Scented
No
Shape
Espalier and screen tree, high stem, solitary shrub
Soil humidity
Dry, moist
Soil type
Preferably not calcareous
Striking bloom
No
Striking fruit
No
Tolerates road salt
Yes
Toxic parts
No
Wind sensitive
Moderate