Chêne colonnaire 'Crimson Spire' Quercus Robur X Quercus Alba Camerisiers lemon desserts and other dishes

lemon desserts and other dishes

It is said to tolerate fairly low temperatures (close to -30°C for the root system in some descriptions)

For growing below zone 5: Grow in pots and lay on the ground late in fall so that snow covers the plant and protects it

Hardy in zone 4a

Chêne colonnaire 'Crimson Spire' Quercus Robur X Quercus Alba Camerisiers lemon desserts and other dishesCross of Quercus robur and Q. Alba The Columnar English Oak, is relatively moderate size, dense tree that is grown for its upright habit and its foliage which persists once winter arrives. It is planted in full sun, and it accepts all types of soil, deep, loose and well drained. Slow growing, its foliage is deciduous and dark green on top, but paler below. The lobed leaves turn golden brown or tan in fall. Flowering in spring produces yellow catkins.