Regal PrinceĀ® Oak
Quick Overview
A newer variety of columnar oak, the Regal Prince® Oak is an improvement over many older varieties of columnar oak. This tree is a cross between Swamp White Oak and the Columnar English Oak. Regal Prince® Oak has a stronger and fuller branching structure than other trees in this category, and the two-toned green leaves contrast beautifully. Regal Prince® Oak is resistant to mildew and is notable for excellent columnar form.
Details
Quick Overview
Why it rocks:
A newer variety of columnar oak, the Regal Prince® Oak is an improvement over many older varieties of columnar oak. This tree is a cross between Swamp White Oak and the Columnar English Oak. Regal Prince® Oak has a stronger and fuller branching structure than other trees in this category, and the two-toned green leaves contrast beautifully. Regal Prince® Oak is resistant to mildew and is notable for excellent columnar form.
Where to put it:
Because of its columnar form, Regal Prince® Oak is often planted in rows to provide screening, wind breaking, or just to provide a formal look. This tree also works well individually and is a great addition to any yard. The dense foliage creates living screens for blocking unsightly views and muffling traffic sounds. Its columnar form is a perfect fit for narrow or confined spaces. Planted alone, in groves, or in rows, it’s the perfect vertical design element.
What it needs:
Regal Prince® Oak is an adaptable tree that typically works well in most any situation.
Specs
Botanical Name | Quercus robur x bicolor 'Long' |
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Hardiness Zone | 4 |
Tree Type | Shade |
Size Range | Large Tree (more than 40 feet) |
Mature Height | 50' |
Mature Spread | 25' |
Shape | Narrow/Columnar, Oval |
Foliage Color | Medium Green |
Fall Color | Yellow/Gold |
Flower Color | N/A |
Decorative Fruit | None |
Landscape Uses | Shade, Parkway/Street, Privacy/Screening |
Growth Rate | Moderate |
Plant Tolerance | Very Tolerant |
Standout Feature | Columnar, Unique, Great Fall Color, Proven Performer |