Regal Prince Oak 45×15

Quercus robur 'Regal Prince'

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Upright Growth Habit: The Regal Prince Oak has a distinctive columnar shape, making it ideal for tight spaces and urban environments.
Vibrant Fall Colors: Displays stunning fall foliage in hues of red, orange, and yellow, enhancing seasonal beauty.
Drought Tolerance: Adaptable to both dry and moist conditions, making it versatile for various landscapes.

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Scientific Name: Quercus robur ‘Regal Prince’
Common Name(s): Regal Prince Oak
Family: Fagaceae
Mature Size: Typically reaches 40-50 feet in height and 15-18 feet in width.
Growth Rate: Moderate growth rate.
USDA Hardiness Zones: Hardy in Zones 4-9.
Native Range: Originally from Europe but widely cultivated in North America.

Growth Habit: Features an upright, columnar form, which is perfect for hedgerows, privacy screens, or as a focal point in gardens.
Foliage: Lush green leaves in spring and summer with a silvery underside; they provide a dense canopy and beautiful texture.
Flowers: Produces inconspicuous male and female flowers in spring, which lead to acorns.
Fruit/Seeds: Acorns are small and typically mature within one growing season, providing a food source for wildlife.
Bark/Stem: The bark is gray-brown, smooth when young, and becomes deeply furrowed with age.
Root System: Features a strong, fibrous root system that helps anchor the tree and provides drought resistance.

Light Requirements: Prefers full sun for optimal growth and color but can survive in partial shade.
Soil Preferences: Thrives in well-drained soils but is adaptable to various soil types, including clay, loam, and sandy soils.
Watering Needs: Water weekly during establishment; once mature, the tree should be watered during droughts and heat waves.
Fertilization: Use a balanced fertilizer or one rich in nitrogen in early spring each year to promote healthy growth.
Pruning: Best pruned in late winter to avoid damage from extreme cold and to encourage new growth.
Spacing: Plant 15-20 feet apart to allow for optimal growth and to avoid overcrowding.