✅ Pet-friendlyDeciduous, losing leaves in winter.200 to 500 cm
LightFull sun
WaterModerate watering; keep the soil moist.
DifficultyMedium
ColdTolerates prolonged negative temperatures.
Full sunModerate watering; keep the soil moist.MediumTolerates prolonged negative temperatures.
Description & origin
The pin oak is a majestic tree, ideal for large gardens. Its lobed green leaves turn red in autumn, creating a visual spectacle. It is a cold-resistant species and adapts well to moist soils.
Size
Can reach large dimensions, ideal for spacious areas.
Foliage
Deciduous foliage, with color change in autumn.
Flowering
This species does not produce flowers in domestic cultivation.
Detailed care
Light
Prefers full sun for healthy growth.
Soil
Well-drained soil rich in organic matter.
Watering
Moderate watering, keeping the soil slightly moist.
Temperature
Tolerates cold well, ideal for temperate climates.
Fertilising
Fertilize in spring with a balanced fertilizer.
Repotting
Transplant in spring or autumn, avoiding extreme heat periods.
Pruning
Prune in late winter to maintain desired shape.
Propagation
Propagation by seed is most common.
Common problems
Powdery Mildew
Fungus causing white spots on leaves.
Rust
Fungal disease causing orange spots.
Caterpillar Infestation
Caterpillars can damage leaves.
Uses & curiosities
In the garden
- Shade creation
- Wildlife attraction
- Landscaping element
Other uses
Wood used in carpentry and construction.
Did you know…
Despite its name, the pin oak does not need to be in waterlogged areas to thrive.