Quercus frainetto - Hungarian Oak modern shrub roses It is unusual in the

It is unusual in the sense that it flowers from November to March in Ireland and occasionally throughout the year

Site: Prefers shelter especially when young

orange and red in autumn

it makes an excellent screen if planted in a row

Quercus frainetto - Hungarian Oak modern shrub roses It is unusual in theHungarian Oak From the Balkans, where it can become a truly enormous tree, Quercus frainetto grows to a more moderate size in our climate; it is nevertheless a large, fast growing tree, deciduous, with a rounded, half open crown. The deep green leaves are large, up to 10 25cm long; they are deeply lobed, often with the lobes further divided. The leaves turn yellowish brown in autumn. Unobtrusive green catkins are borne in May, and the female flowers