Description & origin
The Pinnate Oak is a tall tree with a narrow, upright crown. Its lobed leaves are vibrant green, making it a popular choice for gardens and public spaces.
Size
Can reach heights between 10 to 15 meters.
Foliage
Green leaves that turn yellow or brown in autumn.
Flowering
Small, inconspicuous flowers appear in spring.
Detailed care
Light
Soil
Watering
Temperature
Fertilising
Repotting
Pruning
Propagation
Common problems
Fungal diseases
May be susceptible to diseases like downy mildew, especially in high humidity conditions.
Pests
May be attacked by insects like aphids and borers, affecting the plant's health.
Nutrient deficiency
Yellowing leaves may indicate a lack of nitrogen or other essential nutrients.
Uses & curiosities
In the garden
- Ideal for urban areas due to its resilience
- Used as a shade tree in parks
- Attracts birds and wildlife
Other uses
Used in reforestation projects and recovery of degraded areas.
Did you know…
This species is known for its flood resistance, making it ideal for wet areas. The Pinnate Oak is also appreciated for its dense shade.