Quercus frainetto - Hungarian Oak modern shrub roses some shade

some shade

It is unusual in the sense that it flowers from November to March in Ireland and occasionally throughout the year

Site: Prefers shelter especially when young

very charming rose which is also pollinator-friendly

Quercus frainetto - Hungarian Oak modern shrub roses some shadeHungarian Oak From the Balkans, where it can become a truly enormous tree, Quercus frainetto grows to a more moderate size in our climate; it is nevertheless a large, fast growing tree, deciduous, with a rounded, half open crown. The deep green leaves are large, up to 10 25cm long; they are deeply lobed, often with the lobes further divided. The leaves turn yellowish brown in autumn. Unobtrusive green catkins are borne in May, and the female flowers