Quercus frainetto

The Quercus frainetto, often called the Hungarian oak or Italian oak, is a majestic deciduous oak tree native to Southeast Europe. This tree captivates with its broad, lobed leaves that create a lush canopy. Gardeners and botanists admire the Quercus frainetto oak for its impressive stature and striking foliage, which turns warm shades in autumn.

The Quercus frainetto stands out as a large leaf oak, featuring leaves that are deeply lobed and rich green during the growing season. Its rugged bark and sturdy branches provide an ornamental and ecological asset to landscapes. Known as a drought tolerant oak, it thrives in dry conditions, making it ideal for various garden styles and climates.

• Leaves have 7 to 9 deep lobes with smooth margins
• Rich autumn colors ranging from yellow to deep brown
• Strong, dark bark adds texture and contrast
• Can grow into a large, spreading canopy
• Native to Southeast Europe, enhancing biodiversity

This Southeast European oak adds both grandeur and resilience to any setting. The Quercus frainetto oak is not only valued for its ornamental beauty but also for its adaptability. Its presence enhances garden diversity while showcasing the natural charm of a deciduous oak tree with impressive size and form.

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