Regal Prince™ Oak Tree

When it comes to Oaks, you want one that you can admire day after day as you watch it grow in your yard! But what if you don't have much of a yard for a huge Oak and its spreading limbs?

Introducing the Regal Prince® Oak (Quercus robur x bicolor 'Long') is one of those Oaks. With ravishing green foliage with a silvery underside and a unique upright columnar form, this Oak will earn its spot in your yard and your admiration.

How did the Regal Prince® Oak earn its name? It comes from a lineage of royalty among other Oaks! This tree is a cross between the 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.

The Regal Prince® Oak torches the sky with an autumnal blaze once fall arrives. It smolders at a golden yellow for a few weeks before igniting into a rapturous red. Thrives in USDA hardiness zones 4 to 7, and grows 40 - 45 feet tall and just 15 - 18 feet wide at maturity!

Landscape Application:

It's easy to see what makes the Regal Prince® Oak stand out among others. It grows tall in an upright pillar-like form. It will grow to be a giant, so choose a spot in your yard carefully. It will reach its full height over the course of decades and does transplant well, though.

If you love wildlife, the Regal Prince® Oak will turn your yard into an amusement park for squirrels, chipmunks, birds, and pollinators. Increase the fun by hanging a bird feeder on a branch and using your binoculars to keep track of what species visit this royal Oak! This regal tree makes a lovely specimen or an addition to your park-like setting or wildlife-friendly grove!

• Tall, Slim Columnar Oak
• Hybrid Vigor Kicks The Growth Rate Up
• Strong Full Branching
• Excellent Choice for Wildlife!
• The New Standard For Street Trees

#ProPlantTips for Care:

Most gardeners adore the Regal Prince® Oak's ability to thrive in poor soils such as clay and sandy soils. It prefers full sun and will soon shade out what's around it, so plan for a shade garden in the near future. Loving consistent moisture when young, deep waterings encourage deep roots. That way, established trees are drought tolerant but a 3-4 inch deep layer of mulch around their roots to help keep them stress-free! Prune any wayward or broken branches when the tree is dormant in late winter.

• Need Full Sun
• Well-Drained Soil
• Moderate Moisture Needs
• Prune When Dormant
• Easy To Grow

Although, as a more upright Hybrid Oak, it won't drown your entire yard. Order your Regal Prince® Oak Tree today at NatureHills.com!