- Prices (9 Offers) from 6.95 € to 15.50 €
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15.50 € Black oak - Quercus velutina
1034Q - Available
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14.95 € Black oak - Quercus velutina
1034U - Available
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13.95 € Black oak - Quercus velutina
1034R - Available
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12.95 € Black oak - Quercus velutina
1034RB - Available
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9.50 € Black oak - Quercus velutina
1034N - Available
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7.95 € Black oak - Quercus velutina
1034P - Available
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7.60 € Special Offer - 20%
1034V - Available
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6.95 € Black oak - Quercus velutina
1034T - Available
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0.40 € FERTILISER
1034A - Available
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- Description
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Area of origin : East of North America up to 1500m (1640yds) altitude. Introduced into Europe in 1800. Introduit en Europe occidentale en 1800.
Adult Dimensions : Height up to 45 m (148'), width up to 30m (98,4').
Foliage : Deciduous.
Soil Type : Well drained soils, even poor and dry soils but not too much lime.
Hardiness : Tolerant to -24°C.
Exposure : Full light.
Properties and uses:
This oak tree has a compact and irregular form. The bark is black on the surface and yellow orange inside. Very rich in tannin a yellow tinted extract is taken called quercitron. The leaves can measure up to 23cm (9,6") long and 15cm (5,9") wide. They are a dark green colour and become dark brown in autumn. They are extremely bright and fall from the tree in autumn.
The acorns are round and can measure up to 2cm (0,8"). They can take 2 years to ripen.
The wood is not such good quality as that of Quercus rubra but is used in the same way. It grows less rapidly. - Related Categories
- Reviews (1)
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15/04/2010 I have heard that the bark of black oak has healing powers and was used on horses with cuts/wounds to great success in Ireland 100 years ago. Anyone else heard of that?
Oak, black
Plant grown in 1 liter container - Height of plant: 40/60 cm.
Author: Planfor
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Oak, black
Plant grown in 1,3 liter container - Height of plant: 40/60 cm (16/24").
Author: Planfor
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Oak, black
