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The best time to plant is during the cooler months, from Autumn through to Spring. Trees establish more easily in these Seasons as soil stays moist and temperatures are steady.

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Yes, we offer contract growing. We have extensive nursery space available and can tailor growing programmes to suit your project quantities and timelines.

If you have specific species or grades in mind, we can grow them to order and keep your supply on track.

QUERCUS canariensis – Mirbeck Oak

Product Details

Mirbeck Oak

Species Overview Quercus canariensis is a fast-growing Oak with long lobed leaves and a compact crown. Yellow to gold Autumn foliage and a crop of acorns add seasonal interest to a handsome tree for larger gardens and parkland.

Suited For Parks; larger gardens; avenues; specimen trees.

Why Choose This Tree A relatively compact crown and golden Autumn colour offer a distinctive option within a larger Oak planting.

Growing Conditions Hardy; deciduous; tolerates a range of soil types; approximately 10m or more tall.

Botanical Name Quercus canariensis