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new shoots are tinged purple and old leaves are bronze green
recipes often require less sugar
They produce brown upside down flowers up to 2 inches across
Hardiness: zone 4 (down to -29°C)
Can easily withstand a semi-dormant winter period in a cool place between 8° and 14°C
Chêne colonnaire 'Crimson Spire' Quercus Robur X Quercus Alba Camerisiers new shoots are tinged purpleCross of Quercus robur and Q. Alba The Columnar English Oak, is relatively moderate size, dense tree that is grown for its upright habit and its foliage which persists once winter arrives. It is planted in full sun, and it accepts all types of soil, deep, loose and well drained. Slow growing, its foliage is deciduous and dark green on top, but paler below. The lobed leaves turn golden brown or tan in fall. Flowering in spring produces yellow catkins.
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