Quercus ithaburensis subs. macrolepis 50-80cm | Valonia oak | Aegean oak

Quercus ithaburensis subs. macrolepis is a remarkable oak species admired for its robust form and striking foliage. People call it the Mount Tabor oak or Valonia oak because of its origins in the Middle East. This Mediterranean oak thrives in diverse environments and displays a rich green canopy that enhances any landscape. Its sturdy branches and textured leaves give it a classic, timeless appeal.

The Quercus ithaburensis subspecies macrolepis is notable for its large leaves and thick bark. Gardeners appreciate its durability and the shade it provides. It belongs to the large scale oak group, a term used to describe its expansive leaf surface and impressive growth. This oak adds a natural, rustic charm to gardens and parks across Mediterranean climates.

• Features broad, glossy green leaves with deep lobes
• Exhibits strong, rugged bark texture
• Produces dense foliage ideal for shade
• Native to the Middle East and Mediterranean regions
• Known for its longevity and resistance to harsh conditions

The Quercus macrolepis is a stunning choice for those who seek a majestic and resilient tree. Its natural heritage as a Middle East oak makes it unique and valuable for ecological landscaping. People admire its aesthetic and ecological benefits, making it a favored specimen in Mediterranean and surrounding areas.

IMPORTANT: The pictures show the mother plant, which is not for sale. The offer includes a plant with the dimensions stated in the description.