Quercus Petraea Standard 6-8cm Girth
A majestic native oak supplied as a young standard tree with a 6–8cm girth.
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A majestic native oak supplied as a young standard tree with a 6–8cm girth.
| Next band £300 3% off | £500 5% off | £1000 10% off | £2500 15% off |
|---|---|---|---|
| £110.58 each | £108.30 each | £102.60 each | £96.90 each |
Quercus petraea, commonly known as the Sessile Oak, is one of Britain’s great native trees, celebrated for its strength, longevity, and wildlife value. Supplied here as a 6–8cm girth standard tree, it is perfect for planting in gardens, landscapes, or woodland schemes where it will grow into a majestic specimen over time.
Spring: Fresh green leaves unfurl alongside catkins, supporting pollinators.
Summer: A broad canopy of rich green foliage provides shade and shelter.
Autumn: Leaves turn golden-brown, and acorns ripen, feeding wildlife.
Winter: Strong trunk and branching framework provide a bold silhouette.
Native British oak – A keystone species for UK landscapes.
Large, spreading form – Develops into a broad, stately tree.
Wildlife value – Supports hundreds of species, including insects, birds, and mammals.
Longevity – Can live for centuries, creating a legacy tree.
Hardy and resilient – Tolerates exposed and upland conditions.
Woodland planting – A core tree for native schemes.
Large gardens and estates – Adds grandeur and heritage value.
Wildlife gardens – Provides food, shelter, and biodiversity.
Avenues and parkland – Stunning as a feature tree or in groups.
Sun/Position: Best in full sun with plenty of space to develop.
Soil: Prefers moist, fertile, well-drained soils but tolerates poorer, more acidic ground.
Hardiness: Fully hardy across the UK.
Care: Minimal pruning needed; water well in the first few years. Protect young trunks from deer and rabbits.
Other native trees – Pair with Beech, Rowan, or Birch for woodland schemes.
Wildflower meadows – Plant at the base for a naturalistic look.
Hedgerow plants – Hawthorn or Hazel for biodiversity.
Autumn performers – Combine with Field Maple or Liquidambar for colour.
Quercus petraea (Standard 6–8cm girth) is a hardy, long-lived oak that will mature into a magnificent specimen tree. Perfect for woodlands, estates, or large gardens, it provides beauty, shade, and exceptional wildlife value for generations to come.