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Quercus velutinaBlack Oak Named for its almost black, deeply furrowed bark on the mature trunk, Quercus velutina is a quite fast growing, tall, deciduous tree, columnar when young, broadening out later with a spreading, rounded crown. The young twigs and buds are covered in down. The leathery, deep green, glossy leaves are very large, up to 10 25cm, with deeply cut lobes, turning red brown in autumn. The male and female catkins are unobtrusive and yellowish green;

Occasionally

Perhaps the best of the Little Girl magnolia series

purple berries in Winter

the samurai allegedly favoured the hard and stiff canes (‘culms’) of this plant for crafting arrows

Height 33’ (10m) Spread: 10’ (3m)

as it is more tolerant of lime than other apples

Bred in the famous Rivers’ nursery about 1820

The pleasing shape of Ostrya carpinifolia when young gives it a beautiful silhouette

It also does well in a sunny patio pot

Daffodils will naturalize and multiply with ease

A vigorous tree with a spreading

semi-evergreen shrub named for its beautiful leaves