Trees

Click above for the A to Z list of trees

The list of trees is not a complete one, trees are added and taken away all the time if you are looking for a very specific tree or size of tree just email us your requirements at sales@weetree.co.uk and we will let you know if it is available and at what cost.

Latin Name	Common Name	Description
Quercus Acutissima	Sawtooth Oak	Medium tree, up to 15mm. Sharply pointed, sawtooth effect, shiny chestnut like leaves.
Quercus Castaneifolia	Chestnut Leaved Oak	Large fast growing tree up to 32m. Leaves similar to the Sweet Chestnut. A handsome tree.
Quercus Cerris	Turkey or Mossy Cup Oak	Large tree up to 38m. A fast grower that is happy on chalk and seaside locations. The acorns are slightly downy.
Quercus Coccinea	Scarlet Oak	Medium to large tree up to 28m. Deeply lobed glossy leaves. Known for its scarlet colours in autumn.
Quercus Falcata	Spanish or Southern Red Oak	Large tree with long stalked leaves. Not common to the United Kingdom.
Quercus Frainetto	Hungarian Oak	Large tree up to 30m. Suitable for most locations. The leaves are deeply lobed and can appear up to 20cm long.
Quercus Ilex	Holm or Evergreen Oak	Large rounded tree up to 28m. Commonest native evergreen form. Leaves shiny green above, whiter underneath. Golden male catkins produced in early summer.
Quercus Imbricaria	Shingle Oak	Medium tree up to 26m. Leaf differs from normal oak, in being long and thin without lobes. Good autumn colour.
Quercus Myrsinifolia	Bamboo Leaf Oak	Small tree by oak standards only up to 12m. Leaves long and tapered similar to Bamboo. Stunning evergreen form only found in a few select gardens in southern England.
Quercus Palustris	Pin Oak	Medium tree up to 26m. Leaves similar to the Scarlet Oak but with tufts of pale brown hairs underneath.
Quercus Petraea	Sessile or Durmast Oak	Large tree up to 43m. Leaves longer stalked than the common oak and acorns have no stalks.
Quercus Robur	Common or English Oak	Large tree up to 36m.. The most well known of the oaks found throughout the UK. Long lived and well utilised for its wood.
Quercus Robur Fastigiata	Cypress Oak	Medium tree up to 26m, of upright columnar habit. Shape may vary.
Quercus Rubra	Red Oak	Large tree up to 32m. Leaves are much larger than the common oak. The red comes from the autumn colours of the leaves.
Quercus Turnerii	Turners Oaks	Medium tree up to 23m. A hybrid  cross between English and Holm Oak.  Not fully evergreen.
Quercus Phillyreoides		Rare large shrub up to 5m or more. Glossy green oval leaves.
Quercus Laurifolia	Laurel Oak	Medium rounded tree, semi-evergreen. Glossy green oval leaves.

As Weetree is a small family business it is up to me (Jason) to keep the website up to date and I will endeavour to put some pictures of the trees on the site as and when I have taken them.