Quercus palustris 'Green Pillar' Tree
Quercus palustris ‘Green Pillar’ is unusual for its upright, columnar form. This gives it a lot of architectural interest, even when the leaves have fallen for the winter. The slim shape of this Pin Oak also makes it ideal for small gardens or planted in lines along an avenue.
These Oak leaves are deeply lobed and glossy green in summer, before turning a stunning bright red in Autumn, adding further visual interest. The bark is a grey-brown colour. ‘Green Pillar’ was discovered in the USA.
Plant this Pin Oak in acidic or neutral soil to get the brightest shade of red in Autumn. It flourishes in a position with full sun and well drained soil but will tolerate some damp or dryness. An alternative Pin Oak is Quercus palustris.
AKA Green Pillar Pin oak tree, Quercus palustris 'Pringreen', Upright Pin oak, Columnar Pin oak
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Quercus palustris 'Green Pillar' Tree
Quercus palustris ‘Green Pillar’ is unusual for its upright, columnar form. This gives it a lot of architectural interest, even when the leaves have fallen for the winter. The slim shape of this Pin Oak also makes it ideal for small gardens or planted in lines along an avenue.
These Oak leaves are deeply lobed and glossy green in summer, before turning a stunning bright red in Autumn, adding further visual interest. The bark is a grey-brown colour. ‘Green Pillar’ was discovered in the USA.
Plant this Pin Oak in acidic or neutral soil to get the brightest shade of red in Autumn. It flourishes in a position with full sun and well drained soil but will tolerate some damp or dryness. An alternative Pin Oak is Quercus palustris.
AKA Green Pillar Pin oak tree, Quercus palustris 'Pringreen', Upright Pin oak, Columnar Pin oak
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Quercus palustris ‘Green Pillar’ is unusual for its upright, columnar form. This gives it a lot of architectural interest, even when the leaves have fallen for the winter. The slim shape of this Pin Oak also makes it ideal for small gardens or planted in lines along an avenue.
These Oak leaves are deeply lobed and glossy green in summer, before turning a stunning bright red in Autumn, adding further visual interest. The bark is a grey-brown colour. ‘Green Pillar’ was discovered in the USA.
Plant this Pin Oak in acidic or neutral soil to get the brightest shade of red in Autumn. It flourishes in a position with full sun and well drained soil but will tolerate some damp or dryness. An alternative Pin Oak is Quercus palustris.
AKA Green Pillar Pin oak tree, Quercus palustris 'Pringreen', Upright Pin oak, Columnar Pin oak
