Quercus ilex - pot 18L - 150-175 cm
Steeneik
Product information "Quercus ilex - pot 18L - 150-175 cm"
Quercus Ilex is an evergreen oak tree. It grows to 8 meters high and 4 meters wide. It is well hardy, and evergreen
GROWTH TIPS:
The holm oak is best planted in a sunny location. It does well in a chalky and well-drained soil. The soil should certainly not be too wet. During the flowering period, soft yellow catkins appear on the tree, followed by light green acorns. A holm oak in hedge form should be pruned in the spring and autumn
ADVICE FOR PROBLEMS:
Quercus Ilex has good disease resistance, though it is susceptible to gall mites
Product specifications
Application / use plant: | Industrial area, Park tree, Tolerates semi-paving |
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Bloom Month: | May, June |
Bloom color: | Yellow |
Branches / bark: | Unknown - n/a |
Dutch plant name: | Steeneik |
English plant name: | Evergreen Oak, Holly Oak, Holly-leaved Oak, Holm Oak |
Flower color - details: | Yellow |
Frost hardiness - details: | Reasonable (-18 till -12°c), usda zone 7 |
Frost resistance: | Good winter hardiness |
Fruit: | Unknown - n/a |
Full grown plant height: | 10-15 meters |
Growth habit : | Crown dark/closed, Crown round-spherical, Rising |
Growth habit - details: | Upright, later dense, round crown |
Humidity/Soil: | Moist soil |
Latin plant family: | Fagaceae |
Leaf / Foliage: | Green, Evergreen |
Leaf / foliage - details: | Evergreen, dark green, seams like holly leaf |
Location: | Halfshadow, Full sun |
Location - details: | Sun till half-shade |
Minimum growing height (in cm): | 1000 |
Plant characteristic: | Insensitive to road salt, Sea wind proof |
Plant family: | Cup carrier family |
Pruning period: | March, July |
Synonym / Trade name: | Quercus sempervirens, Quercus smilax |
Winter foliage: | Leaf-holding |
maximal growth height (in cm): | 1500 |
type of crop: | Deciduous trees |
type of soil: | Dry soil, Calcareous soil, Clay soil (calcareous), Normal soil, Peaty soil (acidic) |
type of soil / ground - details: | Any good garden soil |
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