Key Points:
Scientific Name: Quercus robur ‘Heritage’
Common Name: Heritage Oak
Type: Deciduous Tree
Size: Typically 40-60 feet in height and 30-50 feet in width
Appearance: Features a strong, broad canopy with deeply lobed, dark green leaves that turn red-brown in autumn; distinctive, rugged bark adds texture
Flowering: Produces inconspicuous catkins in spring; known more for its foliage and overall form than for its flowers
Light Requirements: Prefers full sun; thrives with ample sunlight for optimal growth and health
Watering Needs: Moderate; requires regular watering, especially during dry periods; established trees are drought-tolerant
Soil Type: Adaptable to various soil types, including sandy, loamy, and clay soils; prefers well-draining, deep soil
Temperature Range: Hardy in USDA zones 4-8; withstands cold temperatures and various climate conditions
Growth Rate: Slow to moderate; develops into a large, robust tree over time with a strong, stable structure
Why You Will Love This: The Heritage Oak is a standout choice for adding timeless beauty and grandeur to your landscape. Its impressive size and classic oak form create a commanding presence, providing substantial shade and a focal point in large gardens, parks, or urban spaces. The tree’s deep green foliage turns a stunning red-brown in fall, adding seasonal color and interest. With its robust growth and adaptability to a range of soil types and climates, the Heritage Oak is both a practical and aesthetically pleasing addition to any landscape. Enjoy the lasting elegance and majesty of the Heritage Oak, transforming your outdoor space into a timeless and beautiful environment.
Heritage® Oak
The Heritage Oak (Quercus robur ‘Heritage’) is a majestic deciduous tree known for its impressive size, classic oak shape, and long-lasting beauty. This robust and stately oak features a broad, rounded canopy with deeply lobed, dark green leaves that turn a brilliant red-brown in the fall. It provides significant shade and adds grandeur to any landscape, making it a popular choice for large gardens, parks, and urban environments.
