Forma fastigiata is a narrow-upright, columnar, fastigiate form of English oak featuring dense, upright branching that rises at a sharp and narrow angle from the trunk. It typically matures to …

‘Fastigiata’ or Upright English Oak is an upright, columnar, deciduous tree that matures into a dense elongated oval shape with a short trunk and makes a striking landscape specimen. It is …

Scientific name: Quercus robur ‘Fastigiata’ Pronunciation: KWERK-us ROE-ber Common name(s): ‘Fastigiata’ English Oak Family: Fagaceae USDA hardiness zones: 5 through 8 (Fig. …

Similar to species, but very upright, columnar (like Lombardy poplar), opens with age. May hold brown leaves well into winter. Oregon State Univ. campus: two trees west of Ag. and Life …

'Fastigiata' or upright English oak is an upright, columnar, deciduous tree which eventually matures into a dense elongated oval shape with a short trunk and makes a striking landscape …

The tightly columnar 'Fastigiata' provides a strong vertical accent, and is far more popular in the Midwest than the straight species. Powdery mildew on the leaves can be a significant problem. …

A fastigiate form with upright branches, spreading with age to ultimately reach approximately 20m high and 3m wide. Usually seed-raised so can be variable. Leaves are dark green with shallow …

Plant database entry for English oak (Quercus robur subsp. robur 'Fastigiata') with 14 images, one comment, and 24 data details.

A common fastigiate form that varies in width because it comes partially true from seed. Its habit can break open due to ice and snow loads in northern areas. It is also commonly sold as …

Thickly branching columnar oak with strongly ascending branches. It attains a height of 15 - 20 m, a breadth of 3 - 4 m. The trunk produces branches mainly low down and older specimens …