Quercus palustris seeds | Pin Oak Seeds / Acorns

£5.50 – £31.28

The Pin Oak, Quercus palustris, is renowned for its slender, elegant form and striking autumn foliage. It’s a versatile tree, suitable for various landscapes, and provides essential shade and some wildlife benefits.

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Quercus palustris, commonly known as the Pin Oak, is a robust and elegant tree, highly sought after for its adaptability and aesthetic appeal. This majestic tree thrives in a variety of settings, making it an ideal choice for both urban and rural landscapes. Its slender, pyramidal shape, combined with glossy, deeply lobed leaves, creates a striking visual impact, particularly in autumn when the foliage transforms into a vibrant display of reds and bronzes. The Pin Oak’s moderate growth rate and tolerance to different soil types, including wet conditions, contribute to its popularity. Its acorns, although not the primary choice for wildlife, do provide a food source for various birds and small mammals. With its strong structure, the Pin Oak also serves as an excellent shade tree, offering respite on sunny days.

Natural Germination: Pin Oak seeds naturally require a period of cold stratification to break dormancy. This is typically achieved through the winter months, as the seeds experience the natural cold and moist conditions.

Artificial Stratification: To mimic natural conditions, seeds can be mixed with moist sand and refrigerated for 60-90 days. This process, known as stratification, encourages successful germination when planted in spring.