Quercus palustris 250-litre
Quercus palustris 500-litre
Quercus palustris 1000-litre
Quercus palustris 2000-litre
Quercus palustris 2000-litre - Autumn
Quercus palustris 3000-litre
Quercus palustris 3000-litre Autumn / Winter
Quercus palustris Autumn foliage
Quercus palustris Autumn foliage
Quercus palustris Autumn foliage
Quercus palustris Autumn in the nursery
Quercus palustris Autumn - Avenue
Quercus palustris - Courtyard feature
Mature Quercus palustris in Autumn - Stellenbosch
Mature Quercus palustris in Autumn - Stellenbosch
Mature Quercus palustris in Autumn - Stellenbosch
Deciduous
Average
Average
Autumn
Exotic
Average
Spring
The Pin Oak tree starts off in a pyramidal shape, but as it matures, it loses the shape completely for a more rounded shape. It is considered an excellent shade tree for the summer months. Lush green leaves will form a dense shade canopy in the summer months and will turn bronze and sometimes red in Autumn. Some of the bronze/brown leaves will remain for the season until the new shoots appear in Spring. The tree is often planted in public parks and gardens for its ornamental value as well as hardy nature to withstand drought conditions. The tree has a majestic shape and is best suited for larger gardens where it can grow to its full potential.